Starring the Computer is a website dedicated to the use of computers in film and television. Each appearance is catalogued and rated on its importance (ie. how important it is to the plot), realism (how close its appearance and capabilities are to the real thing) and visibility (how good a look does one get of it). Fictional computers don’t count…
Ishisoft released a remake of the classic Amiga game Pushover for Windows “A remake of one of my favourite Amiga games. It’s a puzzle game in which you basically have to arrange the dominoes on each screen so that you can knock them all over in one go. Dominoes that behave differently and varying environments spice things up nicely.” Website: http://ishisoft.com/archives/126
Welcome to Show 079! This week’s Topic: The Commodore 16! Topics and links discussed in the podcast… Commodore Gaming plans to release a new line of super-powered gaming systems – check it out at their web site…Retro Roundup – a one-stop site for retro computing and gaming news!Atari 2600 programming? You bet! With Batari BASIC…Commodore 16.com and Plus/4 World –…
THE x86 Amiga Workbench clone arrives with a point release, full of interesting features. The main one are the much awaited native integration of AmigaOS 68k programs running native in Wanderer windows/desktop thanks to a much overhauled Janus-UAE. New SDL libraries, new NES emulator and a reworked AmiBridge are the other main points but not all. For a full list…
This is a very good adventure game inspired by a comic hero that actually consists of two little games that are much alike. You are supposed to stop Joker and catch the Penguin (separated in two games), Batman’s sworn enemies and save Gotham city. What else could a big bat do? You lead our hero through the comic boxes, which…
Let me preface this review by saving you some time – Robocop is a lousy game. This fact is further aggravated by my purchase of this game when it came out, and it wasn’t cheap. (Yes, I bought games…not just pirated them). In fact you don’t really need to play it – the game describes itself quite aptly in the…
These days it seems every major gaming company has some sort of mascot. Sega has Sonic, Nintendo has Mario, and Sony has various failed attempts at ripping off both. Commodore never had such a luxury marketing behemoth for its machines, and the C64 is no exception. However, the Rowlands brothers came the closest to creating such an icon for the…