Our Andy (UKNESBoy) is at it again with this fine review of one of the console’s other shooters, Gumshoe NES. It’s a favourite of our Anthony so it simply had to be done… There was always a certain type of charm with the NES black box titles that were released in the early part […]
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Now this is special. Much is known about our love for the Mega Drive and its homebrews (like Xeno Crisis and Tanglewood) so when a new shmup heads our way we just gotta check it out! “IRENA” reminds us of Thunderforce IV on a hell of a lot of energy drinks. Don’t believe us? Download
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Our friend Dos Gaming is back with the second part of his Shadow of Reality series (the first of which you can read here). And if you like this why not check out the Dos Gaming YouTube channel. Over a month ago I wrote a piece for Arcade Attack that discussed history and video games. I realise,
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Adrian and Roberth tracked down Imagitec/Atari QA Manager Mark Hooley for another fascinating insight as to how both companies worked and produced classics like Raiden and Bubsy… How exactly did you get the opportunity to enter the video game industry and what was the first game you ever worked on? I first got into
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After you’ve read this please check out Jake’s YouTube channel for lovely retro gaming vids. The turn-based, artillery tactical series Worms has always tried to push the boundaries of barminess with each installation for the past twenty years, as if wiggly insects fighting one another with bazookas wasn’t silly enough. It all began, however, in
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