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Saturday, November 16, 2019

Bridge Strike – Amiga Game Review

In a distant country far, far away the longstanding peace between US and THEM looks to be coming to an

If there’s one thing the English are good at is inventing a sport, spreading it around the globe and then

Everyone’s a critic. When Arnie’s Last Action Hero opened, it was unanimously panned by the movie press but still earned

Time sinks. We’ve all got our favourites. Games that grabbed us by the scruff of the neck and chained us

The relationship between man vs. machine has always been an ever-increasing source of contention. Our ability to create devastating technological

Amiga owners didn’t have too much to shout out about when it came to beat-em-ups, and the less said about

Derbyshire’s Core Design would bring their final Amiga game to the A1200, and CD32, before moving onto newer platforms in

Coming as Commodore’s lingering death rattle was in its final throes, Wunderkind’s only release would be the run ’n’ gun

Swooping onto the Commodore Amiga in 1992, Agony was to be Art & Magic’s first and only dalliance with the

King of Chicago was released in 1986 on the Commodore Amiga. Created by Cinemaware, it was amongst their earliest titles