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Wings of Fear – A top scrolling World War 1 Shoot ’em up from Roar Tjørhom is coming to the Amiga
There’s nothing more satisfying than playing top down scrolling shoot ’em ups, games I remember fondly stand out such as the fantastic classic Tyrian 2000, or the many list of Arcade titles running through home emulation or a well designed cabinet. Well thanks to a heads up from the developer, we’ve been told at some…
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NYXI Warrior Bluetooth Controller Review — Gamerhub UK
The peripheral maker continues to impress with this retro-style controller. Read More From: N4G: retro news feed
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Paper-And-Pen Puzzles You Can Now Play Online
Traditional pen-and-paper puzzle games like word searches and sudokus are a great way to exercise the brain and destress. Nowadays, you don’t have to buy magazines or newspapers or puzzle booklets to solve these puzzles. Instead, you can access them for free online. You’ll find a huge range of sites and apps with fun features…
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The Evolution of Poker: From Smoke-Filled Rooms to Digital Arenas
Poker has long been one of the most popular and enduring card games in the world. During the 19th century, poker was played in smoke-filled saloons, quickly becoming a staple of social interaction and entertainment. Later, poker emerged in casinos and has transformed into a global phenomenon played in digital arenas. It was a remarkable…
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BDTZ – A WIP Zombie themed Cannon Fodder game for the Amiga by Acneproduction (+Demo)
If you remember the game Cannon Fodder on the Amiga, then take a look at how this game plays, it will bring back a little bit of nostalgia! Ok… So Cannon Fodder didn’t have Zombies (Not that I remember) but the style of game play is very similar in this game called BDTZ by Acneproduction.…
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Thunder Bird – A Western themed action shooter by Eleanor Burns for the C64
When it comes to games developed using the SEUCK engine, they are usually Shoot ’em ups that vary in quality, with some feeling a bit boring and rather samey. Thankfully ‘Thunder Bird’ by Eleanor Burns is an exception. As not only is it a Western themed action six shooter platformer, but you’ll have fun blasting…
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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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