Digital Pinball Retro Review (Sega Saturn)
Let’s go flipping crazy! I love pinball based video games, in fact I utterly adore them. The first one I ever played was a budget title for the ZX Spectrum called Advanced Pinball Simulator. Created by the legendary Oliver Twins (of Dizzy fame) it was a budget game by…
Airlock Retro Review (Atari 2600)
There’s trouble at sea! Ah yes, Data Age – one of the many sub-standard game publishers that popped up in the early 80’s to cash in on the success of the Atari 2600. The studio quickly ended up in inevitable bankruptcy when their poor quality games helped cause…
Atari’s New Adventure Into TV & Film
Have you played Atari today? Earlier this year it was announced that Atari were set to enter Hollywood with new films based on two of their most popular and historic franchises – Asteroids and Missile Command. It does actually seem quite shocking that this was never thought of…
Before Red Dead Redemption – 10 Great Wild West Video Games
Uh, wickey wild wild Wicky wicky wild Wickey wild, wicky wicky wild wild wild west The recent announcement of Red Dead Redemption 2 has sent the gaming world into a frenzy. There are very few games in recent times that have had the impact of Rockstar’s 2010 game…
Yogi’s Great Escape Retro Review (Atari XL/XE)
Better than your average bear! UK budget label Hi-Tec Software are most famous for their acquisition of the lucrative Hanna Barbera license. They spent years milking this for everything it was worth, using pretty much every character they had ever put in a cartoon, including such as luminaries as…
16-Bit Classic First Samurai Finally Gets A Sequel!
The First Samurai now becomes the Super Samurai as the classic platformer returns for the modern generation! Back in 1991 Vivid Image unleashed the First Samurai on the world. Originally released for the Atari ST and Amiga with PC, SNES and Commodore 64 versions appearing the year after,…
