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Settlers II Gold Edition – HOT NEWS as The Settlers II is coming to the Amiga (AGA)
Well this is incredible news, as one of my all time favourite games ‘The Settlers II’ is coming to the Commodore Amiga AGA as of October 18th 2025. According to the press release : After almost 30 years, The Settlers II will finally be available on the Amiga starting October 18, 2025! Officially licensed by…
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Escape from the Twilight Castle – A new puzzler for the ZX Spectrum by Miguetelo
While the YRGB 2025 competition is still ongoing and voting is yet to be finalized, there’s another game that caught my attention in this competition for our readers to download and play, is Miguetelo’s puzzler , ‘Escape from the Twilight Castle.’ A game in which, playing as a brave knight, you must escape the castle…
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Pengo – A classic Arcade game from 1982 has arrived on the MSX 2
Way back in 1982, Coreland published by Sega released the Arcade game of ‘Pengo’, A maze like game in which playing as a penguin, you must survive each round by eliminating all Sno-Bees and Sno-Bee eggs with sliding blocks, while optionally lining up the three diamond blocks for a large bonus. Well today’s news is…
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miniMIKE and the Caverns of Doom – A challenging C64 demo featuring a tiny character
While many of you are probably still playing the latest release from Retream called ‘ QUOD INIT EXIT IIo ‘, another C64 game that might be worth checking out, which is in development and teased with a playable demo, is Syntax Error Software’s C64 game of miniMIKE and the Caverns of Doom; a new demo…
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Back to the 90s: The Best Retro Games Worth Playing Again
The 1990s was a decade of revolutionary gaming. It marked the rise of iconic consoles like the Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, and PlayStation, all of which introduced games that became the foundation for the future of the industry. Whether you’re a long-time gamer or new to the retro scene, revisiting these classic titles can bring…
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The ESRB – by Tristan Ibarra
This column / article / retrospective (or whatever you want to call it) is a reflection on why and how we collect and play video games. Each time we’ll cover a different collector (although not in this issue!) and discuss various (sometimes) polarizing topics that affect us. The Origins of the ESRB and American Gaming…
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Retro Style Becomes a Defining Trend in Online Casino Game Design
Studios producing digital table and reel games have made a conscious move in the last five years. The push isn’t toward glossier visuals or more complex UI stacks. It’s the opposite. They’re leaning into what used to be outdated. The pixel look, neon colour bands, 2D character framing, and analogue interface behaviour have re-emerged. This…
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Top Ten Sports Video Games That Made Us Feel Like Champions
There’s something timeless about the thrill of a great sports video game, the pixelated roar of a crowd, the dramatic last-second win, the satisfaction of mastering that perfect volley or goal. Long before today’s hyper-realistic graphics, retro sports games gave us that irreplaceable buzz of being champions from the comfort of our sofas. As gaming…
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From “A Winner Is You!” to the NES Top Loader
Here’s the blunt opener: the same four words that crowned NES champs—“A Winner Is You!”—explain why the best online casino games still hook us today. Fast payoff, crystal-clear feedback, no fluff. That victory flash compressed everything into one clean dopamine hit. Modern online casino sites that copy this cadence—quick win cue, readable tally, back to…
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A Look Back- The Original Pokken Tournament on Wii U Was Awesome
This is not a Pokemon Stadium clone. This is not a cheap Tekken rip-off. This is is Pokken Tournament. One of the best looking Wii U games ever and featuring some of the best fight mechanics on the console to date, Pokken Tournament, at least in a single fight format, is better than Super Smash…
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