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Highly-Anticipated Retro Arcade Game Terminator 2D: No Fate Has a New Release Date
The retro aesthetic and slightly tweaked modern takes on the retro formula have been making their ways back to prominence in video gaming. Making the most of this trend, there’s a new game on the way that’s going all-in on retro play. With a new release date, Terminator 2D: No Fate promises to return a classic…
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The Epic Battle Between Sega and Nintendo That Shaped a Generation
Back in the early 1990s, video gaming wasn’t just an industry; it was a cultural phenomenon in the making. At the centre of this revolution were two giants: Sega and Nintendo. Their rivalry was not just about consoles or characters, but a battle of philosophies, marketing magic, and technological ambition. For millions of gamers coming…
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Renegade – An Arcade Amiga AGA is in development by Dave Douglas!
In the 1980s Ocean Software ( Imagine Label) released a fine beat ’em up for the Amstrad CPC, C64, and ZX Spectrum. It was a pretty decent title that involved you as a street fighter, fighting gangs, in order to rescue his girlfriend, who is being held captive by a mafia boss. Sadly however, when…
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Sherwood (C64 Collector’s Edition) – Another fantastic C64 game is coming from MUSKETEER creators ‘Griffonsoft’
Well this is brilliant news and one I didn’t think would happen so soon after the recent release of MUSKETEER. As the team behind that game who we know as Griffonsoft, are now working on the next game for your Commodore 64 called ‘Sherwood (C64 Collector’s Edition)’. A game whereby you play as the legendary Robin…
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Fight the Dead, Fear the Living in The Walking Dead Remastered, Stern Pinball’s Newest Pinball Machine
Stern Pinball and AMC Networks Invite Pinball Players to Survive The Walking Dead Remastered, Available Now [embedded content] [embedded content] CHICAGO, IL – November 4, 2025 – Today, Stern Pinball, Inc., the largest designer and manufacturer of pinball games in the world, in partnership with AMC Networks revealed and released The Walking Dead Remastered – a…
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Pitfall II as an adaptation of the Arcade game over to the Amstrad CPC!
In 1985 Sega released the sequel of Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns for the Arcade, which in itself was based upon Activision’s two home console games Pitfall! (1982) and Pitfall II: Lost Caverns (1984) for the Atari 2600. It was a scrolling platformer that also appeared in 1987 for the NES as another line up…
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Camelot Warriors – Dinamic Software’s platformer from 1986 could be coming to the Amiga AGA!
Thanks to a heads up by Aladin, he has told us that not only can you still download the PC remake of Camelot Warriors from 2007, but S0Y is currently working on an Amiga AGA edition with the first footage teased below! For those of you who don’t remember the game however, this was a very difficult…
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First-Timer’s Guide: From Sign-Up Bonus to First Redemption
The easiest way to enjoy your first day is to make it deliberately uneventful. Read the stuff that actually matters, set a small plan, and let the platform prove it deserves your time. Do that, and the path from “new account” to “first redemption” is short, calm, and repeatable. Start with the model, not the…
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Elite – David Braben’s 8bit space combat trading simulator of Elite gets an Atari XL/XE port demo by reifsnyderb
Only just recently I was talking to a few friends about the original David Braben’s 8-bit space combat trading simulator of Elite, and how we’ve seen a few fan based remakes appear as well as improvements and ports to different 8bit systems. But this latest news may interest you, if you have an Atari XL/XE…
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What Classic Game Design Can Teach Modern Casinos
The best casino games today borrow from the roots of good design. The kind that came from the arcade halls, pixel heroes, and side-scrollers that made people fall in love with games in the first place. Casinos look back at those classics to understand what made players stay, lose track of time, and come back…
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