Allister Brimble is a freelance, legendary video game composer responsible for titles such as Alien Breed, Driver, Descent and Mortal Kombat to name but four. Fans of CU Amiga and Amiga Format may also remember “Brimble’s Beats” – I certainly do! We’re ecstatic to have been given the opportunity to quiz him on his […]
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The Great Giana Sisters was an instant hit the 80s, however it had a very short shelf life. The title was developed by Time Warp Productions and published by Rainbow Arts. The game was initially launched on the Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST and the Commodore 64. I know what you are thinking – nothing
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Ever wondered what it would be like to be a full-time indie game developer? A while ago, Adrian caught up with Paul from Flump Studios regarding the excellent Horizon Shift (available on Steam). His new project is Pester – another, all-action shoot-em-up (also available on Steam). I saw this as the perfect opportunity to catch
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Steven McKevitt is an ace writer who initially worked for the much revered Gremlin. We love a great #retrogaming story and Steven has got more than a few of those! Adrian caught up with him for a quick chit chat in what is a fascinating insight to gaming in the early nineties. Enjoy! How did
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Ever since the rise of eBay, online auction sites have become commonplace and we’d basically switched off until we discovered the fabulous Rareburg. Free listings, low fees and appraisals all in the same place? We simply had to find out more, so I caught up with the Rareburg team: How did the idea for Rareburg
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