Entering A New Dream:Shenmue III
It was December 29th, 1999 when Shenmue, a brand new action-adventure game saw the light in Japan. Created, produced and...
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The Last Of Us II Finally Coming
Six years ago a groundbreaking game was published from Naughty Dog, one of those games that once played there is...
Introducing Nioh 2
Tokyo Game Show 2019 (TGS), held in the Japanese capital last week, proved once again to be an invaluable experience...
A Look At GR:Breakpoint Closed Beta
We already covered on these pages how the latest installment of the Ghost Recon franchise surfaced from the web, but...
Can You Wait Till November 8?
As you can see from the featured image, this post should have been about Gamescom 2019. The German show (which...
My Personal Thoughts on Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice
It is not easy to write an article about Hellblade. Actually, this must probably be the most difficult article I've...
A Look At Vasara Collection
This is the first time that I have heard of Vasara and most likely yours too and now thanks to...
Introducing A New Era – Yakuza 7
Yakuza 6 was supposed to be the last one of the series and even though we knew that the studio...
A Look At Dragon Quest Builder 2 Demo
Three years after the first experiment in the Builder domain (a Minecraft clone?), Square Enix returns on the crime scene...
A Quick Look At ChinaJoy 2019
As stated on their main page, China Digital Entertainment Expo and Conference (ChinaJoy for short) is the most influential event...
Spyro The Dragon Collectible – DS4 Holder By The Cable Guys
We have covered Spyro The Dragon a gazillion times by now on the AmigaGuru's Facebook page but strangely enough this...
A Look At Gyruss
Foreword: the partnership I was talking about in my post on International Karate+ did actually pay off, so as a...
A First Look At Blastaway
This blog has already covered more than once some of the awesome games by RETREAM, in particular Tony was a...
A Look At Tomb Raider Legends Board Game
As I have written before, Tomb Raider is one of those franchises that definitely had its ups and downs through...
Introducing Judgement. A First Impression Report
Yagami Takayuki was a lawyer. A good one too, it seemed. In a world where 99% of presumed criminals end...
I Am Back – Reloaded
After a few months that saw my contribution to the blog at its lowest, I am finally back again! Different...
A Look At PONG 4K – Pongtastic!
PONG 4K was released earlier this month and yes it is another new Amiga CD32 title (seriously we are getting...
A Look At International Karate+
Foreword: a few weeks ago a good friend of mine pointed me toward a fairly new Italian website, called RetroMagazine....
Revolution Unlimited: Joypad Perfection
As I long-standing Playstation player, it's safe to say, that I have always believed, well until recently, that the...
Book Review: ZZap! 64 Annual 2019
When I said that 8bit computing was coming back with a vengeance it was not just a joke to publish...
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly. My Thoughts On The Division2
My dear readers, before someone of you kills me on the spot, let me say it out loud: I love...
Announcing Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
What a weird world, this has become. You wait a title for years, with no news from anyone, then something...
A Look At Bloodborne: The Board Game
I am fairly sure that anyone following this blog is rather confident with FromSoftware products and, more specifically with Bloodborne....
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...
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...