ZZap! Live 2023 has been announced, a live event celebrating the enduring Commodore systems, in particular the C64 and Amiga computers. The event is produced by Fusion Retro Events, in conjunction with Revival Retro Events, South West Amiga Group and Retro Computer Museum. ZZap! Live 2023 will take place 12th AugustRead More →
We’ve covered a few Kickstarter campaigns for retro games in recent weeks, and the latest to join those ranks is OrionSofts Alice Sisters. Alice Sisters is a puzzle platformer, and the goal of the Kickstarter campaign is to gather enough funding to release on the Game Boy Advance, PlayStation, andRead More →
You’ll need this Evercade firmware update to play the latest cartridge collections. If you own an original Evercade handheld (that is, the white and red, black and red, or purple and white device) then you might have been feeling a little left out following the recent wave of updates forRead More →
After years of waiting and anticipation, Amiga fans can soon get their hands on an improved Final Fight port. This beloved classic fighting game has been a staple of the gaming world since its original arcade release in 1989, but the Amiga version never quite lived up to expectations. However,Read More →
Releasing a new game on one retro platform is impressive enough. But when your release schedule starts with the ZX Spectrum and cycles through almost every 8-bit computer system, you’re some sort of next level developer. Cracky is an arcade platformer that tasks you with collecting stars and avoiding monsters.Read More →
It mattered not what you had heard before, or however much you liked the music in Streets of Rage, if you bought a Saturn you had never heard anything like the soundtrack to Panzer Dragoon. And if you bought a PlayStation (more likely), then you were almost sure to have taken a copy of WipEout with you. That’s what my brother did and I have a story about confronting the music in that game.Read More →
Bitmap Books have just announced a new book called PC Engine: The Box Art Collection – Collector’s Edition on social media. Right now, it’s just a teaser, and there’s no information on their website at the time of writing. This PC Engine Art Collection looks set to join Bitmap Books’Read More →
Jirard Khalil, AKA The Completionist, is a popular YouTuber who’s made a name for himself by fully completing games. Jirard goes the extra mile in his videos, making sure each title is completed 100%, including any post-game content, DLC, and Achievements/Trophies. The Completionist’s latest video, however, is a little bitRead More →
You’ve never seen a Lego Game Boy like this one… Lego have pleased fans of Nintendo with their many interactive Super Mario Lego sets, but sometimes its the Lego-building fans who set the bar high for what you can achieve with a good number of colourful bricks and an openRead More →
