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RVG Interviews: Andy Rixon.

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Here is our latest interview with Andy Rixon, Andy was one of the team behind Special FX, a successful British software house that hailed from Liverpool. They created some amazing games, including Midnight Resistance, Batman: The Caped Crusader and many more, he also worked for companies like Ocean and Rage so read on and enjoy. […]

RVG Interviews: Tony Pomfret.

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Here we interview Tony Pomfret, Tony was one of the team behind Special FX, a successful British software house that hailed from Liverpool. They created some amazing games, including Midnight Resistance and Batman: The Caped Crusader, he also worked for companies like Ocean and Rage so read on and enjoy. Zapiy Thank you for agreeing […]

RVG Interviews: Roman Werner.

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Here we interview Roman Werner about his time in the gaming industry, about Traps ‘n’ Treasures and much more. Enjoy. Zapiy Thank you for agreeing to our interview, please take a moment to tell us a little about you? Roman Hi. My name is Roman Werner, I am from Switzerland and was lucky to experience […]

Wolfling – New Game Review for C64/NES.

Originally submitted for the NESDev Competition 2017, Wolfling started off as a collaboration NES project between Matthias Bock (aka Lazycow) and Zoltan Haller (aka Zolionline) which saw the platform game finish in 3rd place. Following the completion of the NES edition of Wolfling, Lazycow started work to port the game across to the Commodore 64 […]

L’Abbaye des Morts – New C64 Game Review

Having barely escaped the wrath of the Pope’s murderous army, Jean Raymond has been navigating through the forests of Southern France for over 24 hours looking for food, safety and most importantly peace. But it’s not the hunger or the fear of death that is bothering him the most. No, its the vivid recollection of seeing […]

Ultimate Cops – C64 Retrospective Review.

When Sensible Software developed the Outlaw published Shoot’ Em-Up Construction Kit back in 1987, it brought a whole new range of tools to the bedroom coding scene. While many SEUCK releases have been derided for their limited scope and generic gameplay over the years, there’s a few people who have constantly pushed the kits limitations. […]

Dawn of Kernel – New Amstrad Game Review.

Deep into outer space, a distress call has been received from the mining base on planet K3R-NL of the Leonis system. It appears that a virus has infected their network, causing a life support malfunction that has forced all personnel to evacuate the base. A deeper look into the message uncovers an unauthorised payload…KERNAL LIVES. […]

Crash Annual 2019 – Review.

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Crash Annual 2019 is the follow-up to the hugely successful Crash Annual 2018 from Fusion Retro Books, for those not familiar with either annuals they are based on a gaming magazine of the same name that was published here in the UK between 1984 to 1992 and covered all things Spectrum. Firstly, Oliver Frey has […]

Frogs – New Atari ST/STe Game Review.

Spring time has come around again, and the frogs are all hanging around the pond, listening to funky freestyle music and trying to outdo each in various competitions to prove who’s the coolest of them all. You and your friends have the opportunity to join in all the fun by taking control of a frog […]

Sizzler – New C64 Game Review.

Have you ever dreamed of creating your own classic Commodore 64 game, with great graphics and wonderful SID music, and have it critically acclaimed by game reviewers and players alike? Well Mik3, a 3 legged robot, has and he is now ready to put together a smash hit title that is sure to obtain a […]