One of the most intriguing mobile gaming devices of the past few years is the Playdate. A compact Game Boy-like system with standard buttons, controller, and a hand crank (no, really), it was released in April 2022 after almost three years of development. Software for the Playdate has so farRead More →
Hot on the heels of its Amiga games cartridge from Team 17 comes news of a new Evercade cart. The Piko Interactive Collection 3 consists of 10 classics, combining titles from different genres and platforms. As you may know, Piko is a publisher with a combination of classic IPs andRead More →
Super Mario 64 is arguably one of the best 3D platformers of all time and one of the big reasons to own a Nintendo 64. Unlike a certain Blue Blur, Mario flawlessly transitioned from 2D to 3D and set a standard that few titles can even hope to emulate. EvenRead More →
The Nintendo 3DS eShop is shutting down for good on the 27th of March, but that hasn’t stopped developer Four Horses from giving the storefront a last hurrah. If you dust off your Nintendo 3DS, You can download Kid Tripp and Digger Dan DX for free right now. The priceRead More →
With the launch of Metroid Fusion for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pass in the Game Boy Advance library this week, the hype surrounding the game may be further fuelled by a Director’s Cut HD version of the 2002 commercial for the original game release. This live action showcase knownRead More →
It’s fair to say Amiga Addict remains my favourite magazine, coming along every few weeks (I think it’s six weekly?) with an issue jam-packed with Amiga goodness. One of the most highly regarded and recognized development teams in the Amiga era was Sensible Software. The brains behind Sensible Soccer, MegaRead More →
ININ Games have finally localised some of Jaleco’s beloved JRPGs for western audiences. Ninja JaJaMaru: The Lost RPGs includes the two classic NES titles Ninja JajaMaru: The Ninja Skill Book (1989) and Ninja JajaMaru: The Legend of the Golden Castle (1990) now translated into English. The collection which released onRead More →
We knew it was coming; today is the day that the first Amiga Evercade cartridge contents are announced. But who could have foreseen 10 Team 17 Amiga games would completely hijack the cart? Team17 Collection 1 for Evercade brings together a diverse selection of 16-bit home computer classics first publishedRead More →
A revision to AmigaOS 3.2 has been released by Hyperion Entertainment CVBA. AmigaOS3.2.2 is described as “the most capable and most stable operating system ever for 68K based Amigas.” If you own a license for AmigaOS 3.2, then you’re eligible for this update. What is AmigaOS 3.2? In case youRead More →
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