If you thought the Atari 50 game list was missing a few 2600-era classics, you’re about to have a great Christmas… Here’s some excellent news
Author: Christian Cawley
Gaming since 1984, retro gaming since 2004. Contributes to Linux Format magazine and MakeUseOf.com.
Intellivision Amico Finally Launches as Amico HomeTM… an App
A beta release for Amico HomeTM is available to try now on Android, putting an Intellivision Amico into your pocket. If you’d thought all hope
Memories of Firebird: Upcoming Book Examines Short-lived British Game Publisher
Remember Firebird? An upcoming book delves into the history of one of Britain’s early software houses. Launched in 1984, Firebird was owned by British Telecom,
How to Play DOOM in Your Browser (and Other Games) With DOS_Deck
Playing retro PC games has never been easier than with the browser-based DOS_Deck tool. If you’ve wanted to play MS-DOS era PC games, the solution
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The SEGA Neptune was abandoned in the 1990s, but Macho Nacho Productions demonstrate how to build one with other SEGA parts. The history of game
Awesome Virtua Fighter Robot Charms Twitter (X)
Fancy an Akira Yuki Virtua Fighter robot? While not commercially available, the existence of such a device makes you wonder if it ever will be…
Half-Life Update Adds Steam Deck Support and Tons of Content
25th anniversary update brings a load of new features and content to FPS classic Half-Life. I remember when I first heard about Half-Life. It had
Fancy a Felix the Cat Collection? You Might Be In Luck
A Felix the Cat collection could be heading to Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch. While Felix the Cat might not be as
Atari Club Jacket Revived, Cashing in on Retro Popularity
Atari has announced a collection of revived Atari Club Jackets, created in partnership with the iconic apparel brand Members Only. The collection features meticulously crafted
Pixel Addict Christmas 2023 Edition Out Now
The Pixel Addict Christmas 2023 edition is now in shops, boasting “stories of computer Christmases past!” Published by the same people behind Amiga Addict (which