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    NEON INFERNO is OUT NOW

    NYC 2055: a city beyond salvation. Blast your way through this dense cyberpunk jungle in Neon Inferno, an explosive fusion of 2D run-and-gun and gallery-shooter, and help the Family dominate its streets! click for website Three decades from now, New York City is at war with itself. A war with no battlefield: criminal syndicates control four of…

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    Why the 1980s Were the Most Affordable Decade for Leisure

    The 1980s were a decade of big hair, neon colors, and weekends that felt like they ran on pocket change. Entertainment was simple, affordable, and packed with charm in a way that feels almost mythical today. Whether you were dropping quarters at the arcade or renting movies that came in clamshell cases bigger than your…

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    Wings of Fear – A new top scrolling WW1 Shoot ’em up from Roar Tjørhom for the Amiga AGA!

    I have a soft spot for shoot ’em ups on the Amiga, especially games such as the fantastic Banshee, or my personal favorites Project-X and R-Type. Well thanks to another heads up from the developer known as Roartj(Roar Tjørhom), we’ve been told that the eagerly awaited WW1 Shoot ’em up called ‘Wings of Fear’ has…

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    Get ready for Moonstone Island!

    Super Rare Games is teaming up with Studio Supersoft and Raw Fury to bring you Moonstone Island! Coming exclusively to Nintendo Switch™ in physical format! Following your village’s tradition, gather your courage and head into the world to complete your Alchemy training! Hunt and collect a team of spirits, brew magical potions, and with the support of your new friendly…

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    ModRetro begins Black Friday sale for the Chromatic

      Earlier today, ModRetro began its Black Friday sale for the Chromatic and its associated accessories, the first ever for the company. All products associated with the Chromatic, whether it be the unit itself, games or accessories, are marked down 15%. There are currently 19 games available for sale on the ModRetro store, seven of…

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    Musings of a Retro Gamer: Loading Games from Cassette

    Modern game systems load games almost instantaneously, it seems. In general, most mobile games are at your fingertips with minimal loading time, while larger PC and console games may take 30 seconds to load their data into memory. Our expectations, as modern gamers, are that we shouldn’t have to wait more than a minute to…

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    El Chef – A delirious C64 platformer with an upbeat soundtrack! (DEMO)

    Fancy playing a new Commodore 64 demo that is not only fun to play but will also have you tapping your feet listening to its great soundtrack. Then make sure to check out this upcoming Commodore 64 platformer by Bonette2020, Adrian Bonnette, Dirk Roosen, and Richard Bayllis called ‘El Chef’. A game whereby you play…

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    Retro gaming tactics and the modern strategy mind

    Think back to the days of simple controls, unforgiving levels, and pixelated heroes. Those retro games demanded more than fast reflexes—they built a strategic mindset that still matters today. Modern strategy, whether in esports arenas or boardrooms, owes a lot to those classic titles. The same principles of pattern recognition, risk management, and adaptability that…

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    STERN OF THE UNION ADDRESS – NOVEMBER 2025

    The Stern of the Union Address, your monthly resource for news, information and highlights on all things Stern Pinball. Without further ado my fellow pinheads: The Walking Dead Remastered: There’s a Horde coming with a technologically advanced version of one of the most beloved pinball games of all time… The Walking Dead Remastered! Stay tuned…

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    7 Classic Poker Variants You Might Have Forgotten

    Poker did not begin with the slick televised events people recognize today. Its earliest versions grew in small clubs and busy saloons where players relied on instinct, memory, and a keen eye for hesitation. Many older games spread by word of mouth, shaped by local habits rather than organized rulebooks. These formats invited long conversations…

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