A few of you may remember, I was a tad sceptical when this game was announced! A lot of your shared my concerns but, given early reviews, a lot of this has been blown out of the water. Now the game is here it’s only fair that a different AA team member tackles the review […]
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Sam and Max Hit the Road is a classic LucasArts point-and-click adventure that takes you on a wild ride across the USA that is full of fun, wackiness and has an extra cherry of zaniness on top for good measure. I have fond memories of playing this game in the mid-90s and was eager to
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Tim’s back and I think we’ve found his thing (no, not that), covering game series’ with captioned screenshots in his own inimitable style. This week he’s covered all three Gobliiins games from the legendary Coktel Vision dev house. Dabon dabon! Gobliiiiiiins Trilogy – How many “I’s” in that? (I think you’ve got a few
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At first glance, you would rightfully be forgiven if you thought Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines was an all action, guns ablazin’ Cannon Fodder style affair. Give the game five minutes of your time and I can guarantee you will look at this classy PC title in a different light. In truth, on paper at least,
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1993 was a funny time for gaming. We’d had some of the best years console gaming had ever produced, SEGA and Nintendo were at each other’s throats whilst Commodore’s Amiga machine was getting stronger and gaining ground. PC gaming was, arguably, on the periphery. SEGA were doing their best to get FMV into every Sega
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