Thrill Kill could be one of the best completed games never to be published. The controversial beat em up is available to play due the ROM being released into the wild by a Paradox Development/Midway employee. Was it our interviewee or not? It’s not, but it was a joy to catch up with the game’s […]
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We’ve had some great composers on site and this guy is no exception. A short but sweet career encompassed some of our favourite games including Zero 5 and Sleepwalker. David Newman answered our Adrian’s questions and gave another fascinating insight into the life of a VGM composer. Can you explain to our listeners your
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We don’t use the term “supremo” lightly at Arcade Attack. Well, that’s not quite true but this man certainly deserves that accolade. There’s not much Matt Westcott can’t do with a Spectrum (apart from scramble an egg maybe) and he’s been lighting up the Speccy demo scene for years. We’ve most recently enjoyed his work
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It’s been a while since we’ve done an indie feature but the wait is truly worth it. With some of the loveliest pixel art we’ve seen, especially in a retro SHMUP app, Starsceptre is worth a punt. You can get it on the App Store for mere 49p! Our Adrian and Anthony spoke to 8-bit
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We love an Atari insight at Arcade Attack so we tracked down yet another Atari alumni! Joe Sousa was a key tester there in the early 90s having tested/designed a variety of Lynx and Jaguar games. He even co-designed Adrian’s favourite ever (possibly…) Jag game, Kasumi Ninja! He also worked on the NUON console which
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