I’m pretty sure that’s the first time we ever called someone a VGM Extraordinaire but it’s totally merited. The name will ring many many bells for you retrogaming enthusiasts. His credit list is absolutely phenomenal, from classics like Space Harrier 2 and S.T.U.N Runner to every decent Virgin Interactive 16-bit game to Mortal Kombat, Battletoads […]
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Here’s more lovely NES action from our Andy (UKNESBoy). The NES isn’t short of a shmup that’s for sure but one that’s often overlooked is Star Soldier. But why is that? Andy explains and you may want to steer clear of anything breakable… One of the joys of modern technology is the option to
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If you listen to the podcast you’ll know that we’re massive point and click fans so when the opportunity arose to quiz Himalaya Studios about the well-received Mage’s Initiation we jumped at it. Adrian’s questions were answered by lead Himalaya dev Chris Warren. The preview vid below will give you a nice overview and you
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Historical video games, we’ve all played them, we all love them. But how accurate are they and what is lying beneath the surface? Our friend Dos Gaming starts to unravel it all in this lovely guest post. And if you like this why not check out the Dos Gaming YouTube channel. E.H. Carr, in
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Thrill Kill could be one of the best completed games never to be published. The controversial beat em up is available to play due the ROM being released into the wild by a Paradox Development/Midway employee. Was it our interviewee or not? It’s not, but it was a joy to catch up with the game’s
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