So, I failed in persuading Tim to review another trilogy (like he did most lately with Gobliiiiiiiiiins) but he did swing by to give his concise thoughts on the wonderful Montaro (yes, that one). So here he is! Only at 55 UK pennies, we have a lovely little gem that throws us back to […]
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We love a good retro gaming book and this one is no exception. Game developer Konstantinos Dimopoulos has a PhD in Urban Planning, but why would this be useful? It’s useful if you’re going to produce an eagerly awaited retro gaming title detailing 45 wondrous cities we’ve visited in our gaming lives. It’s one of
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Couple this with the interview released today with Ian’s friend Neill Glancy and you’ve everything you ever needed to know about the Amiga classic, Walker. Throw in a podcast too and you’re really all set! Ian Dunlop was a DMA Design stalwart of course, and he was the lead programmer for Walker, but he’s also
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For me, the Switch is the perfect platform for remasters and re-imaginings of the classic games of yesteryear! I have recently enjoyed playing Pang Adventures which adds a glossy look and few surprises to one of my favourite arcade shooter/puzzlers. After popping numerous bubbles, I soon had the opportunity to actually create some! Getting my
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There’s a glut of excellent retro indie games being developed at the moment and Arcade Battlers from Sylph Arcade will continue this one its scheduled release mid-next year. To get the inside scoop Adrian and Anthony chatted to Hugo from Sylph Arcade about what will make Arcade Battlers stand out. To keep an eye on
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