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    Super Amok – Berzerk clone, and an updated version of Amok appears on the C64!

    Listen up Commodore 64 owners as we have a special treat for you! As trawling through Twitter looking for some decent retro news, we have just found out that, thanks to the developer @joeyvc64 letting us know, we’ve been told you can play the latest port of ‘Super Amok’ for the Commodore 64! A C64…

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    5 Games to Shake Things Up If You’re Bored

    Even if you’re the most avid gamer, you’ve probably found yourself bored of the same game rotation from time to time. We’ve all been there. You’re staring at your consoles bored yet unable to choose from the usual lineup of games. Sometimes you just need to switch things up and do something different to reset…

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    8 Ways to Relive Your Childhood Through Gaming

    Growing up in the 80s, 90s, or early 2000s meant spending hours glued to a screen, whether it was a classic console, a chunky PC monitor, or the arcade game hangout.  Gaming wasn’t just about graphics or achievements; it was all about the experience that you had—the simplicity of it, the sense of wonder, the…

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    Dungeons & Dragons – A rich legacy of imagination, strategy, and cultural impact

    Since its inception in 1974, Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) has revolutionized the world of tabletop role-playing games. It offers players a unique platform to explore fantasy realms and creates stories through collaborative gameplay. This legendary game, lauded for its intricate storytelling and character-building mechanics, hinges on the interplay between players and the Dungeon Master, who…

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    A review of Baby T-Rex for the Chromatic

      At first glance, Baby T-Rex is not an intuitive title to see a rerelease for the Chromatic. Note that, labeling of the rewriteable lime green cartridge notwithstanding, Baby T-Rex is, indeed, merely a Game Boy game, playable on original hardware. The original Baby T-Rex is relatively rare, selling for upwards of fifty dollars, mostly…

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    H.E.R.O – A cool PC remake of a classic now on itch io by Langford Productions!

    Heads up ‘ H.E.R.O’ gamers! As Liqmatrix recently informed us, that ‘H.E.R.O, which is a game that was released for the Atari 800/2600, ColecoVision, C64, C128, and Sinclair ZX Spectrum, has been remade for PC, and available to download through itch io by Langford Productions . A classic game which puts you in control of Roderrick…

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    Turkey Shoot: The Weirdest Arcade Shooter of the 80s

    There are several game genres that are mostly exclusive to arcades, and of them, the light-gun shooter is one of the most entertaining. While the experience has been transferred to home consoles multiple times in the past, there’s nothing quite like standing in front of a cabinet with a gun controller in your hand, blasting…

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    Sir Redford Knights Adventure – A WIP dungeon crawling roguelike for the Commodore Amiga

    I was checking the latest releases and came across this pretty damn fine Amiga game that blends a bit of dungeon crawling with some roguelike fun. Titled as ‘Sir Redford Knights Adventure’, this upcoming Commodore Amiga game by Juen, Koyot1222 and JMD, not only came 1st place at the RAM#3 compo, but word on the street is the…

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    Bomb Jack Extra Sugar – This Arcade classic as an Amstrad CPC remake via Anthony Flack looks super impressive!

    I can still remember in the late 80’s on my Amstrad CPC 464 playing the brilliant Arcade port ‘ Bomb Jack ‘. It is a game that required you the player to high jump and float about getting rid of all the bombs on the screen before they are used to blow up historic places…

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    6 Retro Games That Will Take You Back in Time

    If you’re someone who loves gaming, then you’ll appreciate that technology is now making it possible to revisit those retro games on a modern device. Whether it be through your mobile phone, tablet device or desktop, retro games are returning to our screens. To celebrate that success for gamers old and new, we thought it…

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