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The creation of Worms – Andy Davidson interview – February (1 of 2) 2025

Against the odds, Andy Davidson created Worms from his bedroom, it would later become one of the best selling games on the Amiga and other consoles. He faced countless setbacks to get his game on the shelves, from quitting college, to entering a gaming competiton, to finally catching the eye of Team17. Andy reflects on […]

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Underrated NES Games on Nintendo Switch Online – Top Ten!

I picked up a Switch during the COVID pandemic and it’s hands-down the best hardware purchase I’ve made since the PS2 (yeah, I said it). Another bonus of the console is the ability to play your favourite Nintendo retro games for under £2 a month. Bearing this in mind, our Andy (aka UKNESBoy) has compiled

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When music acts and games collide – January (1 of 2) 2025

Grab your backstage pass and join the Arcade Attack crew as they dive into the wild world of video games inspired by bands and musicians! From rock legends to pop icons, discover the hits, the misses, and the downright bizarre as we explore how music and gaming collide. Fancy discussing this podcast? Fancy suggesting a

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From pixels to payouts: The rise of casino features in retro video games

The allure of retro gaming remains strong, with casino features playing a key role in its evolution. Early video games introduced simple gambling elements, captivating players with a mix of nostalgia and thrill. As technology advanced, these features became more sophisticated, enhancing the gaming experience. Casino features have long been a staple in video games,

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