Could a LEGO Donkey Kong project follow Sonic and Super Mario Bros. onto the shelves of adults who should know better? In the wonderful world of LEGO, it feels like anything is possible with colourful blocks and a creative imagination. This has inspired many fan creations and ideas by LegoRead More →
If you’re a fan of the Evercade retro gaming consoles and you haven’t already picked up a copy, now is a great time to try the fanmade Evercade magazine, Evercade Evolution. Produced by the team behind the Evercade Info Central community site, Evercade Evolution can be read free online orRead More →
For the past few years Greyfox Books has been providing retro-themed publications to fans and admirers of classic gaming, via its site or crowfunding. The Mega Book Collection is one such volume, but this one’s a bit diffferent – it’s free! The Mega Book Collection is jampacked with 239 stunningRead More →
Amiga Addict’s sister publication Pixel Addict magazine is out soon, boasting a wealth of retro computing magic. As you can see from the front cover, the mag focuses on the original Sony PlayStation with a 12-page special, featuring insider stories on the cultural impact of the console. The special boastsRead More →
The UK’s biggest magazine for the best computer of all time is approaching its 18th issue! This time, Amiga Addict tells us about hardware development company NewTek, and its groundbreaking Video Toaster software. Meanwhile, if it new hardware you’re looking for, there is a review of the officially licenced tankRead More →
Good news for fans of retro computing podcast The Retro Hour: it’s Kickstarter crowdfunder for a book of key interviews from the show has hit its target, meaning the book will be produced. Additionally, The Retro Hour Book received enough funding to hit the stretch goal, resulting in some bonusRead More →
I don’t know about you but I haven’t bought a Christmas themed Amiga magazine since the 1990s. In fact, I’m not even sure the Amiga maga that lasted into the current century were confident enough of reaching Christmas to plan for it in any meaningful way. So we’re very luckyRead More →
Fans of Nintendo’s Family Computer (the NES) might like to take a look at the upcoming NES Works 1985-86 book, set for publishing through Limited Run Games’ new Press Run imprint. With text, design, and photography by YouTuber Jeremy Parish, the book is derived from his comprehensive video series. Here’sRead More →
Popular retro podcast The Retro Hour has announced an upcoming Retro Hour book, which has launched on Kickstarter. If you’re like me, you probably check out at least one retro computing or gaming podcast every week. While I’m not listening to comedy shows or critically reviewing my own shows (TheRead More →
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