Another massive coup for our lil blog – Dylan Cuthbert is a legend amongst us retro gamers. Plucked from Argonaut and flown to Kyoto to work with Nintendo at the age of 18, without him there would be no StarFox (noooooooo!!!) or there would be, it just wouldn’t have been as good! Dylan’s career is […]
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Jon Hare is of course the creator of Sensible Soccer who we managed to catch up with earlier in the year. As soon as we found out about his exciting new venture Sociable Soccer, we simply had to find out more. The kickstarter has begun and we urge you to check it out (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/towerstudios/sociable-soccer). Thankfully,
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Our retro gaming indie development radar has picked up the phenomenal Tango Fiesta – a multiplayer shoot em up in the style of, well, you’ll see. I caught up with Spilt Milk Studios head honcho Andrew Smith to get all the details. You can purchase Tango Fiesta on Steam here. Get to the chopper!!!
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Retro gaming has taken off in a big way in the past few years but the coverage is still generally from the perspective of the UK, US or, if you’re an all-out hipster or someone with a manga obsession who uses the word ‘gaijin’ unironically, Japan. But gaming thrived all over the world, giving rise
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Ever wondered how expensive computer games really are/were? One man to tackle this subject head on is Geoff Hanbury – founder of www.videogameshistory.com – a site that answers those questions and a quite a few more. I wanted to find out more about how videogameshistory.com came to be so I managed to catch Geoff for a
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