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Friday, February 21, 2020

The Age of Heroes – C64 Game Review.

Trevor Storey and Saul Cross have been prolific in providing C64 gaming enthusiasts with quality new titles to satisfy their

One of the great things I enjoy with the current generation Commodore 64 gaming scene is when an relatively unknown

Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon was released in 1988 on the Commodore 64 by a company referred to

From Defender to Denaris, the C64 hasn’t been short of some great shoot-em-ups during it’s tenure as our favourite 8-bit

Vectors, the bane of the Commodore 64. Many have tried over the years to bring a polygonal presence to the

Bruce Lee for the Commodore 64 was originally published by Datasoft back in 1984 and has long been considered as

After the success of Soulless in 2012, the much-lauded duo of Georg Rottensteiner and Trevor Storey reunited a year later

Originally submitted for the NESDev Competition 2017, Wolfling started off as a collaboration NES project between Matthias Bock (aka Lazycow)

Having barely escaped the wrath of the Pope’s murderous army, Jean Raymond has been navigating through the forests of Southern

When Sensible Software developed the Outlaw published Shoot’ Em-Up Construction Kit back in 1987, it brought a whole new range