We’ve had our eyes on Knights Of Bytes’ upcoming game Sam’s Journey for a while now, as it’s one of the most intriguing C64 projects in development. The developers have never revealed a release date, and while that situation hasn’t changed, the game is starting to look close to release – the developers have moved from sneak […]
I (used to) have an old ‘joystick port’ version of this for PC, which loved using for Commander Keen. I have heard mention that there was an Amiga version of it as well? I’d love to track one down if so, as with the joystick screw-in it’s a fun compromise between game pads and joysticks […]
I was sold a SOTB T-Shirt and told it was an original, but I’m starting to have my doubts. The tag was certainly really old, but it doesn’t look like a few of the others I’ve seen in pictures. This shirt has a "Screen Stars" tag and says it was made in Ireland, but some […]
While Sonic and Mario might have skipped past the home computer generation, countless other developers attempted to recreate what made console gaming so alluring in their own way. Their tireless efforts brought around the likes of Zool, The Great Giana Sisters, and Mayhem In Monsterland to name but a few, however, the desire to produce […]
During Spring of 1993 the Far Eastern development studio Micro Cabin brought their impressive home-computer adventure Xak: The Art of Visual Stage to the Super Famicom. Arriving as a polished update to the PC-8801 and PC-9801 original, this 16-bit port wasn’t the first time the game had been given the remake treatment after outings on […]
This article was written by Giovanni Zappavigna, co-owner of Expose Gaming These are the classics, the original Pokémon video games. Without these two titles we’d have none of the Pokémon related games we have today. Pokémon Red and Blue were originally released in Japan as Pocket Monsters: Red & Green, they are role-playing games (RPGs), […]