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Maximum Power Up Podcast – Episode 19: id Software
With a history reaching back over 20 years, id Software has cemented itself as one of the premier developers when it comes to first person shooters. Doom revitalised the genre and the legacy of that game in particular needs no introduction. But what of the other titles in the id Software library?
Malcolm Evans Writes Charity Book
If you were a Sinclair devotee in the early Eighties, you very likely remember the work of Malcolm Evans, the coder behind games such as 3D Monster Maze for the ZX81 and Trashman for the ZX Spectrum. While he’s no longer writing games, he is still writing – and he’s just released a new book via […]
Hardware Review: BitBoy (SD Card Ready Game Boy Printer Replacement)
As technology continues to press on, a wide range of devices once fulfilling our daily needs are sadly lost to time. While the retro gaming community may still be championing their classic consoles, there are still aspects of our hobby that remain somewhat abandoned. Although only focusing on a small sector of this issue, one […]
Homebrew Review: 8Bit Music Power (Nintendo Famicom)
Releasing music in a bizarre or antiquated format is nothing new – just look at the tiny hand-cranked music box Mogwai released their 2004 single Tracy on; or Jack White’s decision to release a collection of his songs on a vinyl record that could only be played properly at 3rpm. There are undoubtedly even more […]
RetroCollect Video Game Database Update: Rarities & US Xbox and N-Gage
It’s time for the first update of the RetroCollect Video Game Database in 2016, which finally adds some new PAL rarities as well as new US platforms and various other games. Continue reading to find out about all the changes.
Chris Noble
Name: Chris Noble Location: Sheffield Favourite Game: Spelunky Favourite System: Nintendo 64 I was bought my first ever computer, a Commodore 64, aged 4 in 1986, under the premise it might be used in future for homework. Sure. Immediately, I was hooked. Some guy called ‘Moz’ had provided a load of old copy tapes stuffed […]
New & Updated Nintendo Famicom Disk System USB Adapter ‘FDSemu’ ROM Loader Out Now
Late last year an all new device was launched that allowed Nintendo Famicom Disk System games to be run from a small USB adapter. Having seen plenty of interest, it would appear another alternative known as FDSemu has hit the retro gaming market with some added features.