Gentlemen, start your engines! It’s another Arcade Attack top ten and this time it’s Mega Drive racing games (or SEGA Genesis racing games if you live across the pond – Ed). I figured it would be an easy list to come up with, but it was a little trickier than I anticipated. Although there is […]
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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
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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
Top Ten – Spooky Retro Games to Play on Halloween! 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
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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
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