The next edition of the greatest print magazine for Amiga lovers is coming in November, and sports a brief new look! Amiga Addict is, for one issue only, rebranding as a tribute to Amiga Format! I don’t know how many issues of Amiga Format I bought way back when, althoughRead More →
You have to be kidding me. Just when you thought the Intellivision name was destined to be a cautionary tale in the history of vaporware (I’m looking at you, Amico), Atari—yes, that Atari—has swept in to save the brand and immediately announce a brand-new console. It’s called the Intellivision Sprint,Read More →
Well, here is the latest (and I think) somewhat terse, dispatch from Analogue regarding the Analogue 3D console. The company put out a brief update on October 17 stating that the console “remains on target to ship in Q4 of this year.” For those of us who have followed theRead More →
Now this is a seriously intriguing project. Developer Sasha Darko just sent me the details for Sacred Line III, and if there’s one thing that gets my attention, it’s a Sega Mega Drive / Genesis game being pushed to its absolute limits. Unsurprisingly, this is the sequel to Sacred LineRead More →
If you’re looking for a cult-classic shoot-’em-up with a truly unique aesthetic, this is fantastic news. The Legend of Steel Empire—which UK and US fans may remember as Empire of Steel—is officially OUT NOW digitally on PlayStation, fully playable on both PS4 and PS5. This game has always had aRead More →
This is exactly the kind of retro-modern hybrid that hits my sweet spot. Publisher Meridiem has announced they are bringing Dinopunk: The Cacops Adventure to Steam on November 24, 2025, and this one looks like a pure injection of colorful, 2D Jurassic action. Developed by The Dude Games, this platformerRead More →
Here is a genuinely clever concept for a puzzle-action game: MotionRec is built entirely around a tape recorder mechanic where you record your movements and play them back to solve puzzles. It’s the kind of inventive, physics-bending idea that always grabs attention. I’ll be honest: I think this is oneRead More →
Simon the Sorcerer Origins, the long-awaited prequel to one of the most iconic adventure series of all time, has just joined Steam Next Fest. Developed by Smallthing Studios and published by ININ Games, the demo is available now for the duration of the festival, giving players an exclusive peek atRead More →
Michael Ironside is back as Sam Fisher, in that game from 2004 that you forgot because of Splinter Cell: Conviction. In news that has surprised everyone, and bewildered even more, Tom Clancy’s Spinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow has appeared on Steam, completely unannounced. The game, which stars Michael Ironside as SamRead More →
