Aiming for PC and console release, Necrofugitive has great retro style graphics and is inches from its Kickstarter target! Launched a couple of weeks ago on Kickstarter, Necrofugitive looks like the sort of game you really want to play, regardless of what playform it is on. Developed by four-piece teamRead More →
Commodore Amiga – A Visual Compendium is one of Bitmap Books’ heavy coffee table collectibles, and this new edition is timed to coincide with the computer’s 40th birthday… The idea that we can celebrate the first appearance of a collection of silicon, metal, and plastic is, frankly, quite silly. YetRead More →
More from me later this week, including a bit of (very) BASIC programming on the BBC Micro. But before I get to that, I wanted to share this, a look at the contents of the microSD card that ships with the MMFS kit from eBay. The most important thing toRead More →
No, you read that right, a new Commodore 64 is coming, available at 3 price points, and looks absolutely insane. When we learned of Christian Simpson/Perifractic’s audacious attempt to buy Commodore, I honestly thought it would be months at least before we had news of a new device. Not aRead More →
Now you can choose which cartridge you buy with your new Evercade. A slight Evercade line refresh has once again occurred, this time with Blaze Entertainment’s curated cartridge-playing EXP and VS systems repacked with new colour schemes and no games. Evercade VS-R Solo Edition Pictured above, the Evercade VS-R SoloRead More →
You’ve heard of Amiga Forever, but did you know there was a C64 Forever for Windows as well? The ownership of Commodore properties is confusing, and I don’t want to get into it here. Suffice to say, one company, Cloanto, maintains and licences the Amiga OS and Commodore (or CBM)Read More →
Worms creator Andy Davidson has shared an update on the development of Worms Director’s Cut 1.5 for the Amiga. One of the retro gaming releases I’m looking forward to most at the moment is the Worms Director’s Cut 1.5. Announced last year by Andy Davidson, it had an initial launchRead More →
Good morning! Ahead of putting together the full video for this stage of the project, I’ve uploaded a quick video of unscrewing the BBC Micro Model B. (Yes, my workspace could be tidier!) The full video is closer to 20 minutes, which I expect to have for you ahead ofRead More →
Did you know that DOOM was available on the Super NES? Me neither — but it’s coming back thanks to Limited Run Games. They’re the guys behind all those limited collector’s editions of games like Turrican or, well, DOOM… basically, if you’ve seen a special edition of a classic gameRead More →
