BBG Entertainment is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of Boulder Dash 40th Anniversary. This beloved 8-bit classic is making its triumphant return to modern platforms. To whet your appetite, a free demo version of Boulder Dash 40th Anniversary will be available on Steam for PC and Mac in DecemberRead More →
If you had told me in 1990-whatever that in 30+ years’ time I would be the owner of not just a Game Boy, but a Game Boy Color, I would have thought you crazy. Not because I didn’t see the value of keeping hold of tech – I still haveRead More →
Original Worms developer Andy Davidson has announced news about Worms Director’s Cut 1.5, along with a good selection of newly released Amiga games. The Worms DC 1.5 is set to feature Worms levels from fan groups around the world, and will launch free on the weekend of 31st January, 2025Read More →
Incredibly, there is a bunch of new Amiga games heading your way before Christmas. It’s no secret that the Amiga is my platform of choice. But I feel a lot of guilt for abandoning it in favour of a machine that could play DOOM. Still, time has moved on, andRead More →
Looking for a relaxing platform puzzler? C64 game Millie & Molly was released in 2020 to great acclaim, and after getting a Nintendo Switch port, is now getting an Amiga version. Developer Carleton Handley has confirmed it is in the works, but while he previously prepared code for the AmigaRead More →
Serious news now. If you’re planning to get an A500 Mini – the Amiga styled mini-console that runs pretty much any Amiga game without the original hardware – now is the time to act. Informing the device’s community on Facebook, Retro Games Ltd states: If you’re still in the marketRead More →
It’s been quite a day for retro gaming news, but the things that really stuck out for me were all Evercade flavoured. Not only is the Toaplan Arcade 4 cartridge coming before the end of the year, the new Super Pocket consoles are out today. Keep reading to find outRead More →
News of the upcoming ZX Spectrum mini console – in this case an almost exact physical replica complete with rubber keys – didn’t come as a huge surprise, but it was welcome. After all, UK retro gaming fans had been crying out for something like this for years. Retro GamesRead More →
The Atari 50 collection is hands-down one of the most impressive assortments of retro games ever released. Not only does every title play perfectly, the presentation is exemplary. I mean, the collection even comes with “extras” – videos that contextualise the games, providing a history of Atari that doesn’t failRead More →
