Bugs Must Die. Full Game Review
A few months ago we published a first look at this PC game that has his roots in the old...
Month: April 2019
The Ninja Warriors Are Back – Once Again
One of the best things about modern consoles is the steady stream of new releases — though, let’s be honest,...
Super Mario Bros. Out Now For The Commodore 64
It’s been quite a while since I first heard about this project, and yes — for years I honestly thought...
A Look At The Boxed Edition Of Trap Runner
For more details about the game and where to download it, check out my previous write-up here. I had planned...
The Gorluth Games So Far – Zelda On The Amiga?
I blogged twice about Tales Of Gorluth back in 2014, and I promised to do another article about it too...
8-bit Vengeance – Part 3 – Vintage Commodore 128 Book
As a third, and for the time being, last part of the series "8-bit Vengeance", I will introduce you to...
Reactions To Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice
This post is long overdue and one that I have wanted to do many times, the reason I brought it...
RANT 11: Changing Your PSN ID
Sooo ... let's say you were young and inexperienced, or you were drunk, or old and senile, and you chose...
8-bit Vengeance – Part 2. Introducing MEGA65
A couple of weeks ago I published my first article in the 8-bit Vengeance series. Aimed to shed some light...
A Look At Dangerous Driving – The Revival Of Burnout?
It is no secret that I love driving games, especially arcade racing where the focus sits at aggressive, dangerous, chaotic...
Introducing Star Wars – Jedi Fallen Order
During the last few years many times a Star Wars single-player game was first announced and then canceled. For years...
Farewell Stefano. We’ll See You In Heaven
Six years on this blog, over 200 articles published and I will have never wanted to write this one ......
An Endless Surprise. Back to FF15
As stated in my article here, that dates back to the end of 2016, Final Fantasy XV was a game...
Guitar Hero For the Amiga You Say? -Trackerhero Or Modsurfer
TrackerHero and Modsurfer have several things in common, not only are they both music/rhythm games but they're also free and...
8-bit Vengeance – How to Revive a Myth
8-bit computing is now living a second youth: not only the guys who were there when it all started (I...
GODS Remastered – Into The Wonderful?
Gods Remastered quietly launched late last year with barely any coverage or hype — and honestly, I didn’t mention it...
A First Look At Sekiro – Shadows Die Twice
What is better than having a new Tenchu-style game, with a renewed story, gameplay and graphics? Probably having a sort...