It’s amazing what homebrew developers can now do. Not only have we seen all new titles hitting our favourite consoles from decades ago, but also exclusive titles venturing their way onto different platforms. Of the latter, the fast paced Super Nintendo racer F-Zero has somehow made its way onto the Mega Drive.
Although the Super Nintendo CDRom add-on may have never seen the light of day, it hasn’t stopped homebrew developers from giving us a near identical equivalent. Using the custom built MSU-1 chip, a CD Audio upgrade has been released for Mega Man X3.
As mentioned in our last cable review, with the availability of ever-cheaper high end analogue CRT displays such as the Sony PVM/BVM and the fact that LCD/LED TVs are now lacking in terms of retro input, retro gamers are looking to utilise the RGB output on many of their consoles and computers. SCART remains at […]
Just got the following email. Hello Amiga User! We have just released our newest game "Swamp Defense 2"! The sequel includes more enemies, more towers (cartoon heroes), more weapons, more levels and an integrated shop system for an individual game experience . More information: http://www.amiboing.de/gameDetail.php?id=20 A CD Version is currently available at following Amiga dealers: […]
One of my favorite side scroller games of the 1980s was without a doubt “Adventure Island” for the NES. Based off of the Sega arcade (and later Master System) title “Wonder Boy”, this long lasting series for both the Sega […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Name: Gareth Hamilton Location: County Armagh, Northern Ireland Favourite Game: The Secret of Monkey Island Favourite System: Amiga 500 I am 30 years old. I live at home with my mother and work full time, in a job I don’t like, to earn money for a hobby that some people find worrying for a grown […]