Oh you heard us right, we’re now having Amiga reviews on the site ‘cos we love biting off more than we can chew! New AA member Tim “EmuChicken” Wilson is to blame but to be fair to him it’s a cracker and we’re looking forward to many, many more. After you’ve read his thoughts on […]
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We’ve had some great composers on site and this guy is no exception. A short but sweet career encompassed some of our favourite games including Zero 5 and Sleepwalker. David Newman answered our Adrian’s questions and gave another fascinating insight into the life of a VGM composer. Can you explain to our listeners your
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Our Jake is back! If you like this then please check out what he’s up to on his YouTube channel. TimeSplitters 2 was groundbreaking. It was a very quirky first-person shooter created by a team of ex-Rare developers, AKA the chaps who worked on classic Nintendo 64 games like Goldeneye 64 and Perfect Dark. TS2 had a
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We don’t use the term “supremo” lightly at Arcade Attack. Well, that’s not quite true but this man certainly deserves that accolade. There’s not much Matt Westcott can’t do with a Spectrum (apart from scramble an egg maybe) and he’s been lighting up the Speccy demo scene for years. We’ve most recently enjoyed his work
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The history of home gaming is filled with feuds, rivalry, and competition. Over the years, many companies tried to put video games in our living rooms, from Atari to Apple. Some of these were successful, others not so much – the list of failures is especially long in the case of handheld consoles. In time,
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