It’s been a big day for Evercade, and news of Roguecraft DX hopping from Amiga to the curated cartridge platform has particularly piqued my interest. As a fan of both Amiga and Evercade, this is perhaps the most intriguing collision of both platforms yet, certainly since the Team17 Collection. AvailableRead More →
New game starring Anthropomorphic egg is getting a physical release, and you can now pre-order Fast Food 2 on disk! Incredibly, a new Dizzy game is available on Amiga AGA systems. Fast Food 2 is an unofficial sequel, with the walking egg brought back via the Scorpion 16-bit game engine.Read 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 →
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 →
New book, Psygnosis: Games People Play – Tome One is set to take retro gaming enthusiasts on a nostalgic journey. The history of one of the most influential video game studios of the 1980s and 1990s: Psygnosis, is the subject of this crowdfunder from Editions64K. Based in Liverpool, Psygnosis carvedRead More →
There is more to retro gaming than just playing old games. Magazines like Amiga Addict also play their part. Experiencing old games, and loading them up on physical media is just part of the nostalgia that retro games inspire. Another part of it is reliving the build up and fun.Read More →
Great news — I’ve just received my review copy of X-Out – Resurfaced, a current gen revival of the Amiga classic, X-Out. I can’t say too much until after release, but it is everything I hoped it would be. First released in 1989 on the C64, then in 1990 onRead More →
Aiming to raise over £50,000, the Commodore Computer Museum is a Kickstarter for all fans of C64, VIC-20, and Amiga systems and their heritage. Promising to focus on the history of the overlooked Commodore computing brand the project promises to be a must-visit. The only problem is that it isRead More →
