There seems to be an ever-lasting appeal that surrounds the term ‘retro’ in gaming. For a game to survive for decades in the memories of players to then be referred to as ‘retro’, usually means that the game was good enough to be worthy of fond remembrance. Before the legions of video games now deemed […]
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Electronic Arts (not you, EA) will always have a special place in our hearts. This week’s interviewee (i’m glad to say) is now also a solid friend of the show and is always up for a chat in our Facebook group. Tony Barnes has worked on legendary titles such as the Strike games (with Mike
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So we’re doing Wii reviews now are we, Tim? Our Mr Wilson, never one to stick to the rule book has written this review of the Wii SMB outing which passed most of us at AA by. Why should you give it a go? Here’s why: *** Yo, Adrian! Gaming uncle? Me too! I managed
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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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Featured image from “8 Bit Generation: The Commodore Wars (2016)“ Commodore and Atari legend Leonard Tramiel kindly gave up some of his free time to answer some questions from our Adrian. He discusses his time working at both companies, developing the Jaguar and Jaguar CD as well as the ST and the canned Panther.
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