We sorely miss SEGA great Michael Latham. We rightfully gave him a tribute earlier this year and dedicate our comeback to him. He was our greatest supporter and someone we’re proud to have called a friend. Shortly before his passing, he answered a few of Adrian’s questions about the Activator, a gizmo not many of … Read more
Our resident artist/writer/beer maker (oh you’d better believe it) Chris McAuley is back with another fab article. I prayed to the retrogaming gods for something Halloween-related and Chris heard my prayers! Let us know what you think of his top ten games to play this All Hallows’ Eve… The nights have gotten darker and … Read more
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 … 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 … 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 … Read more