Now QIX and Bubble Bobble side up to Elevator Action and Zoo Keeper along with the legendary Space Invaders and Space Invaders Part II Quarter Arcades offering a ticket to the golden age of gaming, packed with all the excitement and nostalgia you remember. Don’t let these iconic titles slip through your fingers! PlusRead More →
Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 Tomb Raider spin-offs form the Lara Croft Collection, coming to Nintendo Switch from Limited Run Games. Limited Run Games, in partnership with Feral Interactive and Crystal Dynamics, is excited to solidify Tomb Raider’s Nintendo Switch debut with a physical release of The Lara Croft Collection.Read More →
Tackle the maze challenge Arcade Archives Tutankham this weekend, and enjoy modern quality of life features including a global leaderboard. A new addition to the Arcade Archives has been unearthed. Tutankham is available now for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4. Originally issued as a cabinet in 1982, this 2-player KonamiRead More →
My favourite Doctor Who video game is Dalek Attack – it’s simple, and unpretentious. But like every other Doctor Who game, it’s also not very good. Over the years, Doctor Who fans have patiently waited for a video game spinoff that truly captures the magic of the TV series. SomeRead More →
Commodore 64 fans should definitely be reading FREEZE64 – here’s why issue 67 is a great place to start. FREEZE64 has been running since 2016, and has chalked up an amazing 67 issues courtesy of Vinny Mainolfi. He’s the driving force behind every issue, which is distributed in A5 formatRead More →
BASIC was first released in 1964, making the programming language an incredible 60 years old. For me, that is pretty mind-blowing, as it means BASIC was already 20 years old before I tried my first type-in program. To celebrate BASIC’s anniversary, here’s a look at the language’s origins, along withRead More →
I’ve just picked up the latest Amiga Addict magazine, and was astonished to find it had a whole feature on French publishers. I have a strange relationship with the French* (who doesn’t?) My uncle was a Francophile, which I found odd, but I’ve been strangely fascinated with Minitel since theRead More →
We take a look at PsyDoom, an open-source backport of PlayStation Doom for Windows and Linux PCs (and it runs on Steam Deck).Read More →
It’s time to buy a physical computer magazine again with the arrival of Pixel Addict issue 20. This time, the classic computing mag looks at social and political themes in old video games, with a bunch of guest contributions. Games such as Monty Mole, Skidz, SimCity and EcoQuest are included,Read More →
