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RVG Interviews: Adrian Cummings.

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Here we interview another industry veteran, Adrian Cummings has been in the industry for over 30 years, he has created Amiga and Atari ST game right up to modern-day mobile titles and even now working on Spectrum NEXT games so sit back, relax and enjoy. Zapiy Thank you for agreeing to our interview, please take […]

New Atari 8-Bit Calendar from Rhayader Computers.

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We have just learned of a new fantastic looking retro calendar that’s available from Rhayader Computers, knowing you lovely lot as we do we wanted to share this exciting news. The Calendar is printed on 170 GSM paper for that professional look, at present there is a limited supply of 50 and at present only 22 […]

Intellivision Amico is announced.

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Intellivision Amico is announced almost 40 years after the release of the original Intellivision® home video game system which helped to redefine the video game industry, Intellivision® Entertainment is proud to carry on its “Legacy of Firsts” by announcing the brand new revolutionary family home video game console named Amico™ to be released on October […]

Unofficial Atari Visual History: Book Update.

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Earlier this year we posted news about a new book on the horizon from Greyfox Books, we are pleased to announce that Darren Doyle the man behind the book has launched a new website, where you can get a sneak peek of the book and view his previous creations like the Atari Gamer Magazines. The […]

RVG Interviews: James Boulton.

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James Boulton (aka SainT) has been in the gaming industry since 1997 where he worked for iconic British Software House Argonaut, James was predominantly a tool programmer, perhaps the unsung heroes of game development, the people behind the people that make the games we love. What is more fascinating about James is the fact he […]

Dark Chambers.

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Dark Chambers was originally designed in 1983 and called Dandy but was released on both the 2600 and 7800 with the name Dark Chambers. This game is actually a predecessor to Atari’s arcade hit Gauntlet and shares many commonalities with that game. In Dark Chambers the player plays the role of an elf (two elves […]

RVG Halloween Game Review Season.

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So its October and its time for the RVG Halloween Game Review Season, it’s the time of the year where we get to be scared by all sorts of weird and wonderful things, we thought to ourselves why don’t we do a bunch of reviews for you lovely lot to read and perhaps go and […]

Pinball Jam.

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Fans of pinball, here is a title for you on the Atari Lynx – Pinball Jam! Pinball Jam has two different tables to choose from: Elvira and the Party Monsters and Police Force. The Elvira table is, of course, based on the movie star Elvira Mistress of the Dark. Elvira herself appears on the title […]

Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

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After playing the rather disappointing cartridge version of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, I wasn’t sure of what to expect for the CD version. Much to my surprise, the Sega/Mega CD version of Bram Stoker’s Dracula is nothing like the cart version and turns out to be a much better game. You play the role of Jonathan […]

ZZap! 64 Annual 2019 – Review.

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The ZZap! 64 Annual 2019 is based on a gaming magazine of the same name that was published here in the UK between 1985 to 1992. It was the magazine of choice for C64 owners not only for its frank and honest reviews but also because of the humour people like Gary Penn and Julian […]