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g0blin 9th September 2021 0

Parallax scrolling; a 3D environment that moves from day to night; a gripping context-sensitive soundtrack and lots of blood and...

g0blin 28th June 2021 0

The sequel to 1984's The Staff of Karnath, Entombed is the second game to feature the aristocrat adventurer, Sir Arthur...

g0blin 12th May 2021 0

Here we are, ready to celebrate the anniversary of another C64 smash hit of the good old times: Boulder Dash....

g0blin 3rd April 2021 0

Widely considered to be one of the greatest C64 games of all time, Pitstop 2 is a split-screen racer that...

g0blin 10th March 2021 0

Published by Activision in the spring of 1984, Decathlon arrived just in time for 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. It took...

g0blin 17th February 2021 0

I have to admit it: retracing part of the story of the Amiga and the Commodore64 by means of Martin...

g0blin 2nd January 2021 4

What's better than starting 2021 with a nice retrospective of a smash-hit Commodore 64 game? And what's better than following...

g0blin 28th November 2020 4

The MEGA65 project has been thoroughly covered on this blog since last year. A first article was published to introduce...

g0blin 6th September 2020 0

A hot and endless Summer is definitely not the right period to stay home and write about games, so the...

g0blin 18th June 2020 2

Over a year ago I reviewed the outstanding book Commodore: The Inside Story, from former Commodore UK managing director David...

g0blin 30th January 2020 0

In the last year or so I consistently get involved more and more into the 8-bit scene. As a young...

g0blin 5th December 2019 1

Such a busy life, I've been living lately: playing like I mean it (PS4, mostly), writing about games, writing about...

g0blin 23rd September 2019 0

The September issue of Super Commodore 64/128 was possibly the last 8-bit related magazine I bought before enrolling in the...

g0blin 22nd July 2019 2

Fifty years ago, at the end of an incredible endeavor, the first men set foot on the Moon. Such a...