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Thursday, August 13, 2020

Tetsujin: Iron Angel of the Apocalypse – 3DO Review

Tetsujin: Iron Angel of the Apocalypse is commonly referred to as a first person shooter and was released for the

Wolfenstein 3D is rightly seen as the granddaddy of first person shooters. A 1992 PC shareware release, it not only

For home computers and consoles in the 1980’s and ‘90’s, it was considered essential to have conversions of popular arcade

All things being equal, you should be reading a review of Flying Nightmares for the 3DO. The reason you’re not

For those of you of a certain vintage and into flight sims, you may feel a little sorry for the

1995 was the highlight year for the 3DO, with software releases flowing and cheaper hardware hitting the stores worldwide. True,

The 3DO doesn’t seem to get much love in the retro gaming community. Much like the Atari Jaguar, the 3DO

Electronic Arts published 688 Attack Sub for the PC in 1989 and it was a game I longed for at

Basil Rathbone, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jeremy Brett, Jonny Lee Miller, Matt Frewer and Robert Downey Jr have all brought something different

Reading the June 1990 issue of Computer and Videogames brought back so many good memories. Forget the World Cup, forget