It’s one of the most popular (if not the most popular) retro games of all time but we’ve not had much experience of it as none of us had a SNES when we were growing up. So who best to tackle Super Mario World and give an objective opinion? Our Andy (UKNESBoy) of course! So […]
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It’s been a while since we’ve done an indie feature but the wait is truly worth it. With some of the loveliest pixel art we’ve seen, especially in a retro SHMUP app, Starsceptre is worth a punt. You can get it on the App Store for mere 49p! Our Adrian and Anthony spoke to 8-bit
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Lara Croft: Temples and Tombs may not be appearing on any video game charts, but it’s landed at online casinos and has become a huge hit within weeks. Temples and Tombs is an officially licenced slot game, which is the third release of Lara Croft-inspired casino games from top software developer Microgaming. Of
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We love an Atari insight at Arcade Attack so we tracked down yet another Atari alumni! Joe Sousa was a key tester there in the early 90s having tested/designed a variety of Lynx and Jaguar games. He even co-designed Adrian’s favourite ever (possibly…) Jag game, Kasumi Ninja! He also worked on the NUON console which
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Richard Cheek is best known for the Amiga classic Sleepwalker, a game as frustrating as it was brilliant. The early Call of Duty games brought to an end a great gaming career. Our Adrian sent him over a few of our most burning questions and he duly obliged. Can you explain to our readers
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