So here it is, the eagerly anticipated story of The Oliver Twins by Fusion Retro Books. I suppose the only question I have at this stage is why someone didn’t do this earlier. Presented in a magazine-style format, which has its advantages and disadvantages, the book tells the tale of the two “Computer Whizzkids” from […]
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We’ve already had Eugene Jarvis and David Crane here at Arcade Attack and I’m pleased to say that another of Atari’s founding fathers has agreed to chat to us – Adventure legend Warren Robinett! Adrian caught up with the man himself for one of the most revealing interviews we’ve ever had, enjoy. Adventure on
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And the goose is getting fat. We’ll be eating turkey over Christmas so he’ll be fine in front of EastEnders with a glass of port. Seriously, we realise here that most of you will be having a deserved break with the family. We salute those of you who are working over the holidays. So we’re taking
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In the past year or so it’s been a privilege to feature some of the best retro indie games we’ve ever seen. I caught up with the developers to see how their precious projects are coming along… A Hole New World When I first heard about this game I was blown away.
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If Monday’s feature on A Beads C Start wasn’t enough, here’s another batch of beady retrogaming goodness! Cave of Pixels make (quite frankly) exquisite bead art. Needless to say with these two you’ll have more than enough ideas for stocking fillers. The main man Iain Clark gives us the lowdown on these little treats and
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