The Tale of a Timeless Tome – Ni No Kuni 2 DLC
Ni no Kuni (ไบใๅฝ literally "Second Nation"): what a marvelous game this was! A tale of adventure and affection that deeply...
Collectibles
Collectibles / Collectables section is about things that might be of value… if not now, maybe in 20 years from now.
A Look At Tiger Claw Collector’s Edition
2018 shaped up to be a surprisingly strong year for the Amiga, especially the CD32. A wave of new game...
A Look At PowerGlove Reloaded Collector’s Edition
2018 turned out to be a surprisingly strong year for the Amiga, especially the Amiga CD32. A steady stream of...
Book Review: Commodore The Inside Story
Preserving the memory of the past has always been a sensitive topic for all human activities, and even though for...
Trap Runner Out Now – With Big Box Version TBA
So, what exactly is Trap Runner? Itโs a jump-and-run platformer with 50fps scrolling, multiple layers of parallax, and gameplay mechanics...
STARQUAKE – On The Amiga
Stephen (or Steve/Steven) Crow is a name many retro gamers will instantly recognize โ and for good reason. His games...
Leather Goddesses of Phobos Review
I've always been a videogame lover, possibly even before fully understanding what a computer really was. Back in those days...
The Amiga Calendar 2019: A Glimpse Of 1989
The good thing about Facebook and Social media groups is that you sometimes meet people that want to be creative...
Going Full Circle – Yakuza 6 Review
It was supposed to happen, one day or the other, and sadly even the long-time-running Yakuza saga has come to...
A Look At The Amiga Game Worthy – And Worthy It Is!
Worthy was first revealed back in 2017, and the hype skyrocketed almost immediately. Between its technical achievements and striking visuals,...
A look at Psycho-Pass. Game Review.
After mentioning a few time this game on various articles on this blog,ย I finally took the time to review the...
500 Millions and counting.
A few weeks ago the World went on a rampage when Sony announced the latest of its limited editions PS4...
Ni no Kuni 2. Complete Review.
FOREWORD A few years ago I started to follow this blog as a reader. At that time I had already...
A Look At: Persona 5 Take Your Heart – Premium Edition
Persona 5 has been in my backlog now since the day it launched back in early 2017, Pictures was done...
Craving for Japan. OyatsuBox review
Many moons ago I finally decided to travel to Japan, definitely a "promised land" for anime, manga and video games...
Oh My Godness : God Of War Collector’s Edition & Limited Edition
Itโs been years since God of War: Ascension, and fans have eagerly awaited the next chapter in the saga. This...
A Look At Yakuza 6 “After Hours” Special Edition
Ryu Ga Gotoku .... also known in the western part of the world as Yakuza... A franchise that, since 2006, is...
Ni no Kuni 2 Collector’s Edition Unboxing
Five years after the release of the original chapter (nearly 6 and a half, if you consider the original Japanese...
A Look At One Piece Burning Blood – Marineford Edition
The One Piece franchise has always been a bit of a curiosity of mine, they have always ended up on...
Retrospective: Banshee
The Amiga certainly had its fair share of brilliant shooters over the years, most people mention games like Apidya, Hybris,...
The Dream Of Rowan – Pre-order Campaign
AmiTen Software has been around for a while now, and most Amiga people have probably heard about them in one...
Assassins’ Creed: Origins – Unboxing
Some time ago I promised myself to stop buying collector's editions. Year after year, game after game, they grew bigger...
A Look At RIVE Limited Edition
RIVE is one of those games that i have known of for a long time now and for some reason...
A Look At Hermes For The Amiga & The Dreamcast
Hermes is actually a Dreamcast game with AmigaOS4, MacOS-X and Windows versions on the same CD. The Dreamcast version can...
A Look At Lumberjack Reloaded CD32
Lumberjack Reloaded for the Amiga came out a couple months ago now, the reason for this late article is that...
A Look At Syberia 3 Collector’s Edition
There's a saying that goes like "Good things come to those who wait" and in many cases, this is true...