Ever since the rise of eBay, online auction sites have become commonplace and we’d basically switched off until we discovered the fabulous Rareburg. Free listings, low fees and appraisals all in the same place? We simply had to find out more, so I caught up with the Rareburg team: How did the idea for Rareburg […]
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We’ve seen a lot of 16-bit-inspired IndieDev projects before but never an 8-bit one, until now! We’re so excited about this one that the AA crew have already backed it on Humble. Mad Gear Games are Miguel, Daniel and JJ and I managed to catch up with them for a quick Q&A about “A Hole
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Although the 8-bit/16-bit era wasn’t really known for it, we’re all massive fans of the point and click game here at AA. A project that’s certainly caught my eye is SnarfQuest Tales – a point and click game based on the popular 80s comic by legend Larry Elmore (of D&D and Dragonlance fame of course).
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MegaWars was an immensely popular text-based, eventually online, strategy game back in the 80s which ran all the way until 1999. Our latest #IndieDev interview comes courtesy of Matt Parisi at Crimson Leaf, the development house responsible for the extremely ambitious (and eagerly anticipated) remake. A massive online, multiplayer game, MegaWars looks ready to take on
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Time for part 2 of “Dylan goes to North America”, after the exploits of visiting A&C Games in Toronto, there was only one place I was heading to in the US – VideoGamesNewYork, From a tale of three friends who loved retro gaming in Toronto, to a much more different story in NYC… More than
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