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Amiga Power: The Album With Attitude.

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Amiga Power: The Album With Attitude has just launched on Kickstarter. An album full of classic Amiga tunes re-imagined, here’s an extra-special remix compilation for you to get a feel for what this album will be about. Included in the compilation are excerpts from the following remixes, in order of appearance: The Chaos Engine, by […]

Agony – Amiga Retro Rewind Review.

Swooping onto the Commodore Amiga in 1992, Agony was to be Art & Magic’s first and only dalliance with the 16-bit machine. Published by Psygnosis, the team took the iconic owl and gave him his own game. The developers had previously worked with Ordilogic Systems and Ubisoft on the excellent Unreal two years prior, so […]

RVG Interviews: Jason Page.

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Here we interview Jason Page, Jason started his career at iconic British Software House, Graftgold. He assumed responsibility from Steve Turner as the in-house musician and created some simply stunning in-game music and SFX’s. Read on and enjoy! Zapiy Thank you for agreeing to our interview, please take a moment to tell us a little […]

Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon – C64 Review.

Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon was released in 1988 on the Commodore 64 by a company referred to as kings of the 1980’s interactive movie. As masters of arcade action/strategy games, Cinemaware is known for the cinematic overtones in their creations. Titles such as “King of Chicago” and “Rocket Ranger” display this unique […]

X-Force – C64 Retrospective Game Review.

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 machine. When X-Force released back in 2014, it grabbed my attention due to the talent behind it, with many looking forward to what Richard Bayliss and Saul Cross could do with one of their takes […]

The story of the Commodore Amiga in Pixels – Review.

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The story of the Commodore Amiga in Pixels is a book that covers a subject close to my heart, if I was to choose a point in my gaming history that holds the fondest memories, I’d say its the Amiga era, I guess it’s when my friends and I really discovered multiplayer gaming, we also […]

King Of Chicago – Amiga Game Review.

King of Chicago was released in 1986 on the Commodore Amiga. Created by Cinemaware, it was amongst their earliest titles including S.D.I. and Defender of the Crown. The game was originally programmed and designed by Doug Sharp on the Apple 2GS before getting a massive cinematic update. Doug definitely had a talent for making interesting […]

National Videogame Museum – A Visitors Opinion.

The National Videogame Museum welcomed its first visitors to the former Castle House building in Sheffield City centre in November 2018, after moving from its original Nottingham base where it had spent the last three and a half years, it is currently the UK’s only videogame museum. The museum celebrates all aspects of videogame culture […]

RVG Interviews: Steve Screech.

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Welcome to another RVG interview, this time its one of our interview updates, we original interviewed Steve Screech way back in 2015, following the move to a new site we wanted to revisit this and completely update the interview. Steve is most famous for his work on the Kick Off series of games whilst working […]

The Micro Kids – A 80s Adventure: Book Review.

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The Micro Kids – A 80s Adventure with Spectrum, Commodore 64 and more is a new book about micro computing in the 80s, this is the second book written by Gary Plowman and published by Gazzapper Press. The first was ZX Spectrum Games Code Club book that we also reviewed. The Micro Kids book is described […]