Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom – Multi Format Review (kind Of)
Where I grew up, we actually had two places where you could play arcade games. The young and happy AmigaGuru,...
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Montezuma’s Revenge Returns For Its 40th Anniversary
Do you remember the 80s game Montezuma’s Revenge by Parker Bros? Well, I do — and that’s exactly why I...
A Look At TextQuest
In the landscape of shooters, platformers, puzzle games, and the like, every once in a while something different stands out....
The Games We Never Talk About: BOBO STIR CRAZY
Now and then I lay in bed and think about what to blog about next time, often classics pop up...
A Look At Winter Games
Thirty-six years on, Winter Games is still one of those games that one reminds fondly: colorful, action-packed and variegated, it...
A Look At Forbidden Forest
Parallax scrolling; a 3D environment that moves from day to night; a gripping context-sensitive soundtrack and lots of blood and...
The Way of the Exploding Fist
Heavily inspired by the arcade classic Karate Champ, The Way of the Exploding Fist both looked and played absolutely fantastic...
A Look At Entombed
The sequel to 1984's The Staff of Karnath, Entombed is the second game to feature the aristocrat adventurer, Sir Arthur...
A Look At Boulder Dash
Here we are, ready to celebrate the anniversary of another C64 smash hit of the good old times: Boulder Dash....
A Look At Pistop 2
Widely considered to be one of the greatest C64 games of all time, Pitstop 2 is a split-screen racer that...
A Look At Decathlon
Published by Activision in the spring of 1984, Decathlon arrived just in time for 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. It took...
A Look At Rambo II
What's better than starting 2021 with a nice retrospective of a smash-hit Commodore 64 game? And what's better than following...
A Look At Cosmic Convoy
Cosmic Convoy is one of those old titles I knew little to nothing about until a few months ago. As...
Heaven On Hearth-MEGA65 DevKit
The MEGA65 project has been thoroughly covered on this blog since last year. A first article was published to introduce...
MazingerZ-C64 Update
A hot and endless Summer is definitely not the right period to stay home and write about games, so the...
Hibernated2 – Status Update
As our fellow readers very well know from articles like my previous one, here at AmigaGuru we have a fondness...
The Curse Of Rabenstein Review
In a world that is often depersonalized and where we tend to follow major brands instead of real people, it...
A Look At The Curse Of Rabenstein – C64 Edition
It is a fact that text adventures and semi-graphic adventures are living a second youth (or, maybe, even a third...
Hibernated1 Review
Almost a year ago we published a close insight on this game by Stefan Vogt and Pond Software. Back then...
One Step Closer To The Finish
In the last year or so I consistently get involved more and more into the 8-bit scene. As a young...
The Commodore 64 2020 Calendar – The Best Of The 80 & 90s
This is my first Commodore 64 article in a long time now and that for a reason I guess as...
Book Review: ZZap! 64 Annual 2020
It was only a few months ago that I reviewed the 2019 edition of Zzap64 that a new book was...
Have You Met LukHash ? – Master Of Chiptunes
LukHash is a music composer based in Edinburgh, UK. He creates a compelling fusion of chiptune mastery mingled with Synthwave,...
30 Years Ago – An 8-bit Retrospective
The September issue of Super Commodore 64/128 was possibly the last 8-bit related magazine I bought before enrolling in the...
Book Review: The 8-BIT Book 1981 to 199X
Yet another good book we have, thanks to Fusion Books, capable to take us on "a trip down memory lane"....
What About The Music? – Cybernoid On Amiga
If there’s one thing Jeroen Tel and I have in common, it’s that we both believe every great game needs...