About a month ago we paid a tribute (of sorts) to Dragon’s Lair and Space Ace. Our ace reporter Adrian managed to track down the David Foster, he of ReadySoft who amazingly ported Dragon’s Lair to Amiga. He’s been involved in many ports of the original, the sequel, Space Ace and Brain Dead 13 and […]
David Foster (ReadySoft/Dragon’s Lair) – Interview Read More »
I know what you’re thinking and you’re right, we don’t know anything about Dreamcast RPGs! But new AA member and Dreamcast expert Retro Faith does! So here she is… When I was asked to contribute to AA I saw it is an opportunity to write different types of articles from my usual retrospectives. After
Top Ten Dreamcast RPGs! Read More »
We keep challenging him and he keeps knocking them outta the park! The popular Popeye on Nintendo’s 8-bit takes centre stage but how has it aged? And is it still worthy of your pocket money? Here’s our Andy (UKNESBoy) to reveal all… Way back when, when the world was a lot greener and a
Popeye (NES Review) Read More »
He made his name at Software Creations with the excellent Plok on SNES and went on to create many 8-bit and 16-bit games based on Marvel franchises like Spider-Man and X-Men. LEGO (including the first two Star Wars) and SNES games like Ken Griffey Jr’s Major League Baseball have all benefitted from his expertise and
Kevin Edwards (Software Creations/Traveller’s Tales) – Interview Read More »
Yes, we take the mickey out of Adrian a bit (OK, a lot) for preferring Zool to other platformer mascots and it appears we’ve finally broken him. Here is Adrian’s rebuttal, a tribute to the ninja ant (sorry, alien) along with this lovely Zool picture done specially for this article by our Chris which we’ll
Please don’t be cruel to Zool – He was my first love! Read More »
