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RVG Interviews: Mikael Tillander.

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Here we have another exclusive interview for you all, Mikael Tillander, part of Wide Pixel Games is the creator of two of the best Homebrew C64 titles recently released, Knight’n’Grail & PAINS ‘N’ ACHES both published through Psytronik Software, Mikael is working on a couple of new Homebrew titles so read on to learn more […]

RVG Interviews: Langford Productions.

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It’s a pleasure to announce our latest RVG Interview, this time with homebrew coder Richard Langford, Richard has made three Amiga games that you will read about below and of late he has released to amazing windows based games that pay homage to the Spectrum, known as Project ZX. The Interview Zapiy Thank you for […]

Defender

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The planet Humanis has been at peace. That peace is coming to an end as an unknown alien force starts an all out planetary attack with its fleet. Alien Landers move over the surface of Humanis in search for humanoids. Once found, the Landers abduct the humanoids and turn them into mutant alien combatants that […]

Fix-It Felix Jr.

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In November 2012, Walt Disney Studios took the world by surprise with a hit movie based on retro video games, that movie was Wreck-It Ralph. The titular character of the movie, Ralph, is a bad guy on a fake retro game called Fix-It Felix Jr that Disney created for purposes of the movie only. This […]

RVG Interviews: Joe Granato.

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Here we have another fantastic interview with Joe Granato who is a co-founder of The New 8-Bit Heroes, the guys behind the The New 8-Bit Heroes Film, Mystic Searches NES Game and The NES Tool Maker. The Interview Zapiy Thanks for agreeing to the interview, could you take a moment to tell a little about […]

Super Bread Box

Super Bread Box is a conversion of the 2010 indie game Super Crate Box. I guessing that the Bread Box part of the title refers to the original model of the C64, which was sometimes nicknamed “the bread bin” (because of its rather boxy beige appearance). First published by Vlambeer for the PC, Mac, iOS, […]

Crazy Taxi

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Crazy Taxi is one of the many Dreamcast games that truly showcased what the console was all about. Fast, colourful, action packed, quick pick up and play fun for anyone to enjoy. Crazy Taxi is a classic of arcade perfection. You drive any one of 3 taxi’s, each driven by 3 different drivers.

Ms. Pac-Man

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Ms. Pac-Man has to be one of the most acclaimed sequels of any game in the arcade. It was adapted to many consoles and computers but, for some odd reason, it was never ported to the Intellivision. Well, this omission is now corrected thanks to the folks at IntelligentVision who have finally adapted the game […]

Sturmwind

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Sturmwind is a new Shoot ’em up title from Duranik for the Sega Dreamcast, its classed as a homebrew game, but don’t let that put you off as this is as good as any new commercially released Shoot ’em up available today. Upon loading the game you are presented with the choice of playing it […]

Sceptre of Baghdad.

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If you’re into the modern Commodore 64 scene, you’ve heard of Psytronik. The developer/publishing house has been around since 1993, ten years after the launch of the original C64, at a time when saying 8-bit computers were out of date was already redundant. The first title released under their banner was a clever Commodore 64 […]