One of the best magazines for retro computing right now, Pixel Addict is about to hit its 12th issue, and this time focuses on digital preservation. This month’s cover feature is dedicated to the people who preserver old media, from punch cards and magazines to floppy disks and manuals. Elsewhere,Read More →
The latest installment in the saga of “what will Nintendo’s lawyers do next?” is currently unfolding, with news that the Dolphin emulator has been pulled from Steam. This follows the issuing of a DMCA takedown notice from the console giant. Capable of running Nintendo GameCube and Wii games on PCRead More →
But should we tell you what these new Evercade games are? Ahead of the May 31st unveiling (which has a dedicated live stream event scheduled), details of two upcoming Evercade cartridges have been leaked online. This is of course quite a big deal, as the team at Blaze Entertainment hasRead More →
The unmissable Amiga magazine for is available to preorder now. Quite simply my favourite magazine in the world is back for another issue on June 1st, with a collection of reviews, features, and interviews. After two years, the Amiga centric magazine also brings you its first readers survey. There’s alsoRead More →
..Easily one of the most exciting flight sims on 8-bit systems, Project Stealth Fighter was the 1987 progenitor of f-19 Stealth Fighter and Night Hawk: F-117A Stealth Fighter 2.0, both of which were released on 16-bit systems. Released on Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum, the game boasted missions to Libya,Read More →
Remember FIFA 10? Here’s a look at a typical friendly match, between Middlesbrough FC and Arsenal in the EPL.Read More →
The explosion in interest in retro gaming in recent years has unsurprisingly resulted in books joining the myriad of t-shirts, retro console remakes, documentaries, and rereleased games. Crowdfunding is a regular home for video game nostalgia, and recently fulfilled on Kickstarter is From Vultures to Vampires: 25 years of CopyrightRead More →
The Amiga 500 stars in this smashing video from the early days of the 16-bit home computer era. If you were more of a console gamer, here’s a quick recap. The Amiga 500 home computer was released by Commodore in 1987. It featured a 32-bit Motorola 68000 processor and customRead More →
It’s the game that will not die: GoldenEye 007. It’s available to play once again on Nintendo Switch and Xbox Game Pass – but what if you don’t have those platforms? First released back in 1997 on the Nintendo 64, the game – featuring the likeness of Pierce Brosnan’s franchise-savingRead More →
