Loom was one of our favourite adventure games in the early 90s, and here is our Adrian’s quick chat with its creator Brian Moriarty! Loom is regarded as a true adventure gaming classic. Can you explain your inspiration for this game, and did you have full control of the project? The inspirations for Loom […]
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Is Michael Winterbauer the last of the great game cover artists? We sure hope not! Has he designed some of the most iconic game covers ever? Hell yes! Here he has kindly joined us for this fascinating insight to his world and what often went unnoticed. Michael, we salute you. Readers, enjoy. Your excellent
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Eternal Champions spends a lot of time in our Mega Drive, and I’m still rubbish at it. Adrian caught up with arguably the main driving force behind the game, the legendary Michael Latham, who is quite happy to share with us details of a possible current-gen successor? Say whaaaaaaaaat. Want to hear our views
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A lot of game development companies kept me going through the 1990s, we’ve covered some of them (Bitmap Brothers, Bullfrog) and I’ve wanted to pay homage to another for a while – Codemasters. Still going strong thirty-one (yup, I said thirty-one!) years after its inception, Codemasters brought innovation, fun, great characters (Dizzy anyone?) and
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Atari owners owe this guy big time. Responsible for the 2600 Donkey Kong port and the amazing Keystone Kapers – Garry Kitchen dropped by Arcade Attack to set the record straight on more than a view things. A great read I’m sure you’ll agree, Adrian gives us the lowdown… How exactly did you get
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