Tag: Retro Gaming
Xenopew is a new horizontal shoot-em-up by Lemming880 made in Backbone. Backbone is a game creation kit for AmigaOS 3.x which is fully GUI-based, there’s no programming or scripting required to make your very own games, similar to, but much more powerful than SEUCK. With Backbone you can create platformers and run & guns like Ruff & Tumble or Superfrog,…
Another day, another try, but remember.. SHOOT OR DIE! Earok (Erik Hogan) over at Unofficial CD32 Ports has updated his lovely website with yet another new release. This time round it’s something very special for all you die hard Turrican fans out there! Get ready for the Turrican Anthology! You may remember back in 2011, RGCD released a similar compilation….
While the Super Nintendo may have had an excellent Game Boy adapter to play the pocket-sized classics on the big screen, Sega never released an equivalent for their colourful Game Gear handheld. With a hefty amount of solder and a custom built board, one retro gamer has made his very own 2-in-1 Master System with a Game Gear cartridge slot…
The Nintendo 64DD is often regarded as being one of those highly collectible items we’d all love to own, but in reality the lack of available games for the add-on make it a tough purchase to justify. Although the lure of an F-Zero X Expansion Pack, Sim City 64 and the first appearance of Doshin The Giant may be tempting,…
Z-Exemplar is a side-scrolling shooter in the tradition of R-Type, Gradius, Nemesis and other classic arcade games from the past. Borrowing its aesthetic from the computers of yesteryear (specifically the Sinclair ZX Spectrum) Z-Exemplar combines bright, bold, 8-bit pixel art with frantic action and an epic mission to conquer a galaxy of almost 1000 planets. Produced by Suminell Studios, it’s…
Arcade and Speccy fans, we have a real treat for you today! EXPLORER is a new Scramble clone for the ZX Spectrum computer. Originally coded in basic in 1989, Luca Bordoni decided to revamp his code using an assembly routine, a new font set and some other small improvements. If you don’t remember or have never played the original version…
Apparently the original game had problems on certain C64c models. Bugfix by Tsurugi/A4.Released by: Atlantis [web], Fantastic 4 Cracking Group [web] Download: P0 Snake +3PD 100% [A4].d64Web site: CSDb
Jet Set Willy is a platform video game originally written by Matthew Smith for the ZX Spectrum home computer. It was published in 1984 by Software Projects and ported to most home computers of the time. The game is a sequel to Manic Miner published in 1983, and is the second game in the Miner Willy Series.Jet Set Willy 2015…
Inspired by Steven Spielberg’s movie “Jaws”, indie developer Matt Round created an awesome browser game in HTML5, intended to imitate the style of a classic ZX-Spectrum text adventure in Sinclair BASIC. As a “homage” to his original work, Einar Saukas decided to port it for real to the ZX-Spectrum, using only Sinclair BASIC statements to ensure a 100% authentic feeling….
Released by: Genesis Project [web]Release Date: 29 May 2015Changelog: Fixed graphics corruption and potential crash during ending. Download: U4Remastered-2.2.1.zipMap: UltimaIVmap.jpgWebsite: CSDb
