Who remembers 4Later on Channel 4? Yeah, as I guessed as much, not too many of you lovely people. However, it was the home of one of my favourite TV shows of the late nineties and early noughties – Bits. I wanted to pay homage to this great show and look at the many reasons […]
Indie gaming excites us, this is no secret. It excites us more when it’s inspired by Retro Gaming (see our feature on Ward) so when we started talking to Paul of Flump Studios, the creators of Horizon Shift, we simply had to find out more! Having played an early version of this game, I can
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If I have to watch another reality TV show ever again I’ll probably end up tearing my eyes out much like Sam Neill in Event Horizon (haven’t seen it yet? Tis one for the family..). There’s no getting away from it, television these days is awful but back in Nineties Britain it was far, far
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Well, the short answer is “barely”. Our man Keith gives us the lowdown on what footy fans had to suffer before EA’s beast of a game: In the same way that Sky would have you believe that football didn’t exist before the inception of the Premier League in 1992, Electronic Arts would probably be
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Although the likes of GamesMaster and Bad Influence have retained lasting fame, a more obscure part of the 16-bit TV landscape was Games World, Sky One’s post-GamesMaster attempt to capture the teen boys’ demographic. Games World ran five days a week before The Simpsons*, and was in general terrific, which is one reason I’m writing
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