Tag: zx spectrum

ZX Spectrum Next Kickstarter Breaks 600K Barrier! Plus Another Exclusive Game Announced for 620K Stretch Goal!

The ZX Spectrum Next Kickstarter broke the 600K Barrier today! The chat is buzzing on the Next Facebook group and people are Tweeting like mad! If for some strange reason you haven’t heard about the ZX Spectrum Next, it’s an updated and enhanced version of the ZX Spectrum totally compatible with the original, featuring major hardware developments of the past…

Spectrum E-Zine ‘ZX Spectrum Gamer’ issue 4 is available

It has been a long time since we last saw an issue of Sunteam’s ZX Spectrum Gamer, the previous one being released in 2013, but issue 4 is now available. It contains reviews of Nemesis the Warlock, Ninja Commando and The Nowotnik Puzzle, as well as regular features and its typical less-than-serious attitude. Issue 4 can be downloaded or read…

Jubbles, A New Game by Jonathan Cauldwell Released for the ZX Spectrum and Vega+

Designed with the Vega+ and Vega in mind, this is another “trademark” game design oddity. Give it a play and see what you think. If you liked Coracle, Albatrossity and Battery is not Precluded, this might be your next favourite game. :) Download: jubbles.zip Source: worldofspectrum.org Website: spanglefish.com/egghead/

Wolfcastle McBain, A New Homebrew ZX Spectrum Game inspired by The Simpsons

Wolfcastle McBain is a new ZX Spectrum homebrew game inspired by The Simpsons character Rainier Luftwaffe Wolfcastle, an Austrian, musclebound action movie star and a parody of Arnold Schwarzenegger. The game is made with the La Churrera Engine (Mojon Twins), and puts you in control of McBain, blasting away enemies in a top down view, similar to Into the Eagles…

Tuesday Evening Retro Gaming News Updates

Well we hope you all had a fantastic Easter weekend. I had a few celebratory drinks with family and friends, whilst watching the live stream of Revision 2017. Pretty relaxing weekend for me (for a change). Today I have been browsing the internet for some new Retro Gaming News and have found a few interesting releases. Check out the links…

Dizzy VII, Crystal Kingdom Dizzy (2017), 128k Version has Landed!

Ok this is pretty damn cool, and we all love dizzy :) “It’s an official 30 years anniversary of Dizzy games! We are glad to present a new long-awaited remake of Crystal Kingdom Dizzy, being developed during several past years. * New original 50 FPS engine, written from scratch * New original graphics, inspired by Amiga version * Unbelievable loading screen…

The Big Javi’s Adventure, New AGD Speccy Homebrew Release by Raul Carrillo

We have been spoilt with many awesome new AGD (Arcade Game Designer) games these past few months. Andy Johns awesome releases, Monty’s Honey Run, Temple of Lost Souls and not so long ago the great Ooze, as well as Foggys Quest by John Blythe and many more. All fantastic games with much time and thought put into them. And so the trend continues with…

Globus, New ‘Old’ ZX Spectrum Game Finally Released After Many Years!

Globus is a new ‘old’ release by Paco Lafuente. The game was developed between 1986 and 1987 and was unpublished until recently. The game looks a lot like Pac-Man minus the collecting of pills. Instead you have to try and get to the left side of the screen, collect your energy charge and make your way to the right side to discharge without getting…

Xyxexxian Attack! A Spectrum styled shooter for Windows is released.

Xyxexxian Attack!

Sunteam has released a new ZX Spectrum styled shoot ’em up for Windows. Feeling like a cross between Space Invaders and Missile Command, you have to protect pods from enemy fire, by either destroying the enemies before they can shoot, or intercepting their bullets with your seemingly invincible ship (which slowly follows the horizontal position of your targetting cursor). The…

Code Zero, New Homebrew Game for the ZX Spectrum

2077: The human race has stripped the planet clean. All power is now supplied by a single conglomerate – DCR Inc. Renewable energies were not enough to cope with demand. Nuclear energy became mainstream and a new isotope was identified and quickly introduced into production. By the time DCR realised the danger it was too late. The single test station,…