I never guessed penguins to be intergalactic space travellers, but after the exploits of the little fellows in Madagascar I suppose anything is possible. In addition to being able to fly spaceships, the penguins of Penguin Land have evolved so much that their beaks and wings can shatter brick. Despite their highly advanced brains and […]
Hi here is Video showing how ADOOM in full screen mode runs on Amiga 600. http://youtu.be/bS_tgDB6g9U
Bought Worms CD32 from eBay and loaded it up and on the menu it say’s Director’s Cut. Have I got a rare version? Maybe Team 17 decided to put the Director’s Cut version onto a few CD’s for the Amiga CD32 Version. I find this quite odd, but it’s not a bad thing lol. When […]
Poor old Bonk doesn’t get the love he deserves here in the UK. While Amiga owners might be familiar with him under the name BC Kid (an adaptation of the Japanese PC Genjin name), the cancelled release of the PC Engine / Turbografx in the region meant that he was doomed to even greater obscurity […]
If you were the owner of an 8-bit computer, odds are you had this wonderful little game. Essentially a comic book come to life, the aim was to take control of precocious nipper Jack and cause as much mayhem as possible. Developer, Greg Holmes, explains how the game came to be. During the early Eighties, […]
Super Mario Sunshine might not be every retro gamer’s favourite outing of the famous plumber, but its quirky mechanics sure do attract a loyal fan-base. Without the water-propelled action and cleaning mechanics though, how would the Gamecube hit’s levels fare when thrown into a more traditional 3D platformer? Well, you’re about to find out with […]
Issue 138 of Retro Gamer has hit the shelves, and is jam-packed with features on your favourite retro games, systems and developers. Leading the issue is our Bluffer’s Guide To Point-And-Click Adventures, examining the history of a genre which has given us such classics as The Secret Of Monkey Island, Broken Sword and Day Of […]
One of the most disappointing aspects of gaming is seeing how few of Sega’s flagship 16-bit franchises are still being used today. While Streets of Rage and Golden Axe may have to remain as distant memories, ToeJam & Earl on the other hand appears to be making a funkadelic comeback.
There are very few hard truths in gaming, but we’re pretty sure that one of them is that the hobby is greatly diminished whenever ToeJam & Earl are absent. Funktron’s coolest duo hasn’t been sighted since ToeJam & Earl III was released back in 2002 for the original Xbox, with plans for a sequel on […]