Retro console creator Analogue launches Mega Sg, an FPGA console based on the Sega Mega Drive.
We try out the latest version of this PC emulator for Windows and Linux PCs.
Here it is finally released, the interview at gamescom with Andreas Magerl of Amiga Future talking with us about the 20th anniversary they are celebrating this year and about the state of the Amiga scene in general.
The Commodore 64 is not known for its turn based strategy games and its a genre that appears to have been neglected in the era of current generation titles. Carl-Henrik Skarstedt and Protovision are looking to change all this with the upcoming release of Space Moguls, a modern day homage to the cult classic M.U.L.E. Space Moguls allows up to…
Retro gamers looking for some classic fighting action can let off some steam with the Capcom Beat ‘Em Up bundle, a collection of seven classic side-scrolling, coin-op brawlers. The line-up includes Final Fight, Captain Commando and Armored Warriors, each of which acts as a reminder as to why Capcom was such a dominant force in the 80’s and 90’s arcade gaming scene….
In community showcase we highlight the many projects, contributions and endeavours made by other members of the vintage computing and retro gaming community. In this edition we turn the spotlight on AMIGArama, a UK-based podcast dedicated to the Commodore Amiga, a machine which first launched in 1985 and was years ahead of the competition in terms of graphics and audio…
We play Super Trolley on the C64 and discover whether a game based on stacking supermarket shelves can be any fun!
TheC64 Mini launched in late March 2018 in PAL territories and instantly provided many ageing adults with great gaming memories from their youth. Upon its launch, TheC64 Mini received a mixed reaction. Many people enjoyed the convenience of the form factor and the convenience of being able to hook it up to a modern day TV without any fuss, while…
We saw this published on our RSS from Pouet, and as ardent fans of the Commodore Amiga, we simply had to show off this excellent tribute to the classic ‘Boing Ball’ demo. Credit for the production goes to Pixel Nation (creator of Max Knight for OCS Amigas), who released the video at AmiParty XXIII Competition (ranked 2nd) – great work!
We take a look at this curious, seaside-themed collect ’em up based on the classic puppet show.
