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Traps N’ Gemstones – Another lovely game released for the C64 by Donut 80
If you enjoyed playing any of Donut 80’s Commodore 64 games such as Superstar Chefs, The Last Pumpkin or Egg Fued then read on! As thanks to the developer letting us know through the Commodore 64/128 Facebook group we’ve been told that he has released the new game called ‘Traps N’ Gemstones’. A new platformer set in…
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THE A1200 – FULL-SIZE. FULL KEYBOARD. FULL NOSTALGIA and a GREAT PRICE!
With the resurgence of retro gaming hardware enabling us to play old classics on big TV’s with lots of built in games such as the NES Mini, SNES Mini, Playstation 1 Classic, NEO GEO Mini,PC Engine Mini and the C64 Mini/Maxi you’d be forgiven in thinking there wasn’t much else to get excited about especially…
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How Online Casinos Are Combining Old School Gaming With A New School Feel
Online casinos are reimagining classic casino games for the digital era. Many sites have taken the most beloved games, recreated them, and brought them to you in a more accessible way that appeals to both old and new players. Nostalgia has driven many old-school gamers into seeking the comfort of the games they once enjoyed…
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Video Game Trading Card Spotlight – Wes Copeland
Our next Trading Card Spotlight features Wes Copeland, who is displayed on card number 769, from the Superstars of 2014. Wes is also features on card numbers 1838 and 2245. Wes is the current world record holder, on what some people call the holy grail of arcade records, Donkey Kong. As of 5/11/2016, Wes had the…
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From Arcade Free Credits to Digital Free Spins – The Evolution of Bonus Mechanics in Gaming
From the arcade to hand-held consoles, the gaming experience has always thrived on rewards, and this is one thing that will likely never change. Bonus mechanics, whether physical credits or digital spins, are central to player engagement, driving repeat play and long-term loyalty as players keep coming back for more. But is this a good…
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Rise of Babylon – A city management game for the C64 by WindigoProductions
From the creator of awesome Commodore 64 games such Battle for Cronos, Deathflood Dungeon of Doom, devolution, and the tribe, comes a new C64 game that blends a bit of micromanagement and city-building, called ‘Rise of Babylon’ by WindigoProductions. A game in which you must achieve the greatest possible population growth in the city of…
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Your Path to Residency: The Portugal Golden Visa Explained
Securing residency in Portugal has become an attractive option for many, owing to its vibrant culture, favorable climate, and substantial tax benefits. The Portugal Golden Visa program offers a pathway to residency for non-EU citizens through investment, with over 9,200 investors benefiting since its introduction in 2012. This program has not only enhanced Portugal’s economic…
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Bringing Neo Geo to the PC Engine with the Arcade Card
Arcade Card Duo Case If you were around for the 16-bit console wars, you probably remember the unspoken rule: Neo Geo fighting games were not supposed to be portable to “normal” home hardware without compromises. The Neo Geo MVS/AES was basically the arcade in a box, and it wore that identity like a leather jacket…
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A review of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask from Boss Fight Books
One of the most popular books of the Boss Fight series, The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is finally back in print. It’s easy enough to see why. Despite its odd place in the canon, with the game being a rushed project designed to make use of the Zelda assets already developed for the…
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Five Great Villains in Retro Gaming History
What makes a villain so great? Is it their demeanor? Their strength? Their disregard for the world? Or is it something else entirely? In no particular order, Old School Gamer Senior Writer Patrick Hickey Jr. breaks down five amazing villains that all possess something memorable. Jeremy Roenick (NHLPA 93): He’s the fastest player in the…
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