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Atari 2600 Raiders of the Lost Ark – “Why did it have to be snakes?”
Raiders of the Lost Ark is an action-adventure game for the Atari 2600 released in 1982, based on the 1981 film of the same name. The game was designed by Howard Scott Warshaw. When the opportunity to write an Atari VCS game based on the film was offered at Atari, Howard Scott Warshaw – fresh…
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Retro Gaming Meets Blockchain: How Crypto is Reviving Old-School Classics
We are entering a new chapter in the world of video games. A chapter that has the potential to revolutionize the entire gaming industry. Yes, we are talking about Blockchain gaming. This is a technology that was released more than a decade ago, and although it was advertised as a game-changer, we still haven’t…
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Understanding The Popularity of WoW Power Leveling
World of Warcraft remains one of the most beloved MMORPGs, offering vast landscapes, engaging quests, and intense endgame challenges. However, as the game expands with new content and higher level caps, the leveling process can feel increasingly time-consuming for both new and seasoned players. This is where WoW power leveling services have carved out a…
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Revenge Of The Grinch – A little Christmas blaster from Electric Black Sheep for the Amiga!
Electric Black Sheep is back in the news, and while they have released games such as None of Us, Drag and Drop, Project Horizon Engine, Dual, and the incredible Arcade blaster of ‘Star Dust Wars’. Today they turn their attention to a Christmas shooter called ‘Revenge of the Grinch’. Although in no way as impressive as…
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1980s TV Game Shows Reimagined as Casino Slot Games
The 1980s were a golden era for television game shows, a time when viewers tuned in religiously to watch charismatic hosts, colorful sets, and the thrilling possibility of life-changing prizes. Shows like Wheel of Fortune, Family Feud, and Press Your Luck captivated audiences with their engaging formats and high-energy excitement. Today, these iconic shows are…
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Should You Buy A Pre-Owned Gaming Account?
Buying a game on the day of release is fun, but it’s not always accessible or practical for all gamers. There are times when titles pass us by due to costs, age restrictions, or other obstacles. Then comes the opportunity to dive into the game at a later date, with all the best characters, features,…
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THE PRE-NINTENDO 64 WEEKEND – By The Jaded Gamer – Bill Donohue
suppose one of the greater delights one can experience when one gets older is bringing joy to the younger members of the family, because it not only brings fun and laughter to the younger ones; it also brings a warmth that is unlike any other feeling known to man to the founder of the feast.…
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Winterland Mega-Lo-Mania – A festive level set for Amiga classic ‘Mega Lo Mania’ by NeonCentipede
Ask anyone who’s played Mega Lo Mania, and they’d probably tell of mighty conquests across different zones, filled with voices such as ‘ The design is ready ‘ and ‘ We are running low on elements ‘. Well this classic strategy game from 1991, has not only been given the festive treatment by NeonCentipede, but…
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Fist of the North Star 2 aka Last Battle (Sega Mega Drive) is possibly coming to the Commodore Amiga
The last news story from me today unless something major comes out, as looking through both the EAB forums and Facebook, we’ve found out that the Sega Mega Drive version of Last Battle: Legend of the Final Hero, is possibly coming to the Commodore Amiga as Fist of the North Star 2. As in the words…
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How Online Slots Are Being Influenced by Classic Gaming
There are many online slots available, each with different themes. Developers have recently begun to find influences from the world of retro gaming. In the article below, we discuss the link between them. The bleep of an arcade classic or the vivid graphics of a pixelated character can really kick off a hit of nostalgia.…
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