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YEET – A small but challenging puzzle game for the Commodore Amiga by Zooperdan
Even more Amiga games to keep you occupied, as thanks to Saberman letting me know through Facebook, I’ve been told that the legendry Dungeon Crawler fan of Zooperdan, has created another Commodore Amiga game called ‘YEET’. While I’m still hopeful of a decent crawler from this developer, this game however, is a small but challenging…
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Lefty’s – Stired, not solved – Point n click Amiga adventure inspired by Sierra On-Line games!
Many readers of our website do love a good Adventure, especially when it’s very much like Quest for Glory or Kings Quest, thanks to talent of Sierra On-Line. So now we have a new 2d Adventure to enjoy, and it’s quantumcodemonk’s Commodore Amiga game called ‘Lefty’s – Stired, not solved’. A game that the developer says…
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The Angry Video Game Nerd – by Brian Lesyk
In the interest of complete transparency, it must be expressly understood that my adoration for The Angry Video Game Nerd (AVGN) knows no bounds. THE @!#?@! MAKING OF THE ANGRY VIDEO GAME NERD 8-BIT How i learned to @!#?@! love the nerd Created by YouTuber and video game aficionado James Rolfe, the AVGN name is…
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Every Mega Man 3 Robot Master Ranked
We love the Blue Bomber. Out of the many excellent NES franchises, Mega Man is a top-tier highlight through and through. While many prop up Mega Man 2 as the best of the bunch, Mega Man 3 deserves just as much love, if not more. First released in late 1990 and keeping the hype rolling,…
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Why Nostalgia Marketing Works More Than Ever on Today’s Audiences
Brands have always sought ways to connect with people on a deeper level. In 2025, nostalgia marketing has become one of the most effective strategies to do just that. Whether through a retro video game console, a rebooted film franchise, or even a limited-edition cereal box, these campaigns tap into memories that feel comforting and…
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Duke Nukem 3D – An updated AGA/RTG port for the Amiga by NovaCoder
Although it’s rare, there are occasions when we miss out on the latest Amiga releases, which is usually because we don’t get the news sent to us, or it involves a lot more than delving into the depths of a hard forum discussion. Well thankfully one of our readers has sent us a number of…
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Arcade Gun Game Memories – by Mat Bradley-Tschirgi
Operation Wolf, T2 Arcade Game, Mad Dog McCree, House of the Dead As someone who grew up in the 80s and 90s, arcade games were not a hard thing to find. Whether it was in a NAMCO GUNCON (PS1 & ARCADE) grocery store, at a pizza parlor, or at a dedicated arcade, there was always…
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The Popularity of Retro Games in the Age of Tech Development
Retro games don’t rely on sprawling open worlds or massive cutscenes. They’re about quick reactions, fun mechanics, and easy-to-grasp rules. You press start, and within seconds you’re playing. No giant downloads or endless menus. That’s part of the reason they stick around. People enjoy how stripped-down and direct these titles are compared to today’s sprawling…
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The Fate of the Pirate – A rather decent ZX Spectrum game by Ariel Endaraues and PcnonoGames
Yarr hoist the main sail! As a new pirate game has been released for the ZX Spectrum called ‘The Fate of the Pirate’ by Ariel Endaraues and PcnonoGames. A game that puts you in the boots of a pirate captain, and must defy the elements—and fate itself—, to recover the souls of your wife and child that…
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Old School Gamer Magazine Exclusive: Inside Gumball in Treat-Or-Treat Land With Adam Lewis Graf,
Old School Gamer Magazine chats with Gumball in Treat-Or-Treat Land developer Adam Lewis Graf, who details the retro adventure game and more About Gumball in Trick-Or-Treat Land: Prepare to chew your way through an irresistible 8-bit adventure in a charming tribute to the Game Boy Color era. Retro-focused publisher Mega Cat Studios and Exquisite Laundry…
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