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Unmasking the Genuine GameZone official in a Sea of Fakes
GameZone has emerged as a leading card game developer in the Philippines, offering a unique blend of local and international flavors. However, the platform’s success has attracted unwanted attention in the form of counterfeit websites, posing significant risks to unsuspecting users. As the digital landscape continues to expand, the proliferation of fake websites mimicking legitimate…
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Retro Review: Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars Review: A Reason to Dust Off Your 3DS and Wii U
“Mario vs. Donkey Kong” series may not be Nintendo’s most-heralded franchise, it is now forever entrenched in the company’s history as the first game to use any type of cross-play feature. For that reason alone, Nintendo enthusiasts may want to check it out, but even on its own, “Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars” is…
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Video Game Trading Card Spotlight – Gunther Vinson
Our next Trading Card Spotlight features Gunther Vinson who currently is displayed on card number 3980, from the Superstars of 2021 Collection. Gunther is a true gaming junkie, who has been in the marketing profession for over 20 years. His love for gaming helped him create Uplayarcade.com which is a website where he Buys, Sells and…
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Ghost’n’Goblins – Check out this AGA tease for the Amiga, it looks pretty decent!
In 1985 Capcom released one of the greatest side scrolling platform game series we have ever known. It featured a knight, creepy enemies and was rather difficult to the point of frustration. The game I am talking about is none other than ‘ Ghost ‘N Goblins ‘, the first game in the Ghosts ‘n Goblins…
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A Review of Elland: The Crystal Wars
While Dune as a franchise today seems fairly self-evident, historically the concept of sand worms and spice hasn’t lent itself well to adaptations. Such is the case with Elland: The Crystal Wars, a game that was cancelled at 95% completion, and is so obviously supposed to be a Dune video game that a few…
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Tetris Championship Edition – A brilliant MOD of the classic Tetris 2 on the ZX Spectrum [UPDATE]
Oh joy of joys, if you loved the 1984 game of Tetris or the 1989 game of Columns , you’ll be pleased to know a brand new puzzle overhaul of Tetris 2 by František Fuka has been released for the ZX Spectrum. This excellent game that was originally released for the ZX Spectrum in 1990, …
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Frogger RX – This Arcade-like version of Frogger for the ZX Spectrum is looking good! (+Demo)
When I was growing up I really loved playing the 1981 Arcade game of Frogger by Konami. It had loads of charm, great gameplay for kids and it really made you feel for the safety of those little green frogs as they hopped their way across a busy road, then across a river of logs…
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Retro Review: Fossil Fighters: Frontier: Whole Lot of Digging’ Goin’ On
You have to be a pretty naive gamer to say that “Fossil Fighters: Frontier” is a one-of-a-kind experience, but you’d have to be incredibly ignorant to say it doesn’t deliver in spite of being derivative. Immersed in solid atmosphere and a kid-friendly story that they’ll absolutely eat up, “Fossil Fighters: Frontier” makes great use of…
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Ladybird – A rather cool Commodore 64 game by Icon64 with publishing by Psytronik!
Looking for some more entertainment this weekend, either through emulation or real hardware, then come and check out Icon64 with publishing by Psytronik’s latest Commodore 64 game of ‘Ladybird’. A retro-inspired arcade game, in which you must make your way through 16 nests full of the nastiest insects to save your kiddies. To coincide with this…
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Mimo’s Quest – A WIP adventure game for the Amstrad by CP Soft!
Transylvania Castle wasn’t the only game to see a release this week for the Amstrad CPC, as we’ve also been informed through Facebook, that CP Soft has made available a work in progress version of Mimo’s Quest. A top down adventure game set in a pseudorandomly generated world. In light of this news, we’ve got a…
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