Tag: Psygnosis

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Last Action Hero – Commodore Amiga Retro Rewind Review.

Everyone’s a critic. When Arnie’s Last Action Hero opened, it was unanimously panned by the movie press but still earned nearly $140 million at the box office. As such, its popularity meant that video game tie-ins were a foregone conclusion and hot on the heels of Sony’s takeover of Psygnosis, the game based on the […]

Walker – Commodore Amiga Retro Rewind Review

The relationship between man vs. machine has always been an ever-increasing source of contention. Our ability to create devastating technological weapons has been explored many times within sci-fi literature, films and games. And in 1993, DMA Design and Psygnosis unleashed their vision on Amiga owners. Stomping our way into the first level, the first thing […]

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 […]

Benefactor.

Benefactor is a platform and puzzle combined game in the vein of Lemmings, was developed by Digital Illusions (DICE) and published by Psygnosis in 1994. The game comes on 3 disks, or on CD for the CD32 console. It runs on OCS and ECS. In Benefactor you control a character called Ben E. Factor, not […]

Menace.

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In the wake of so many great shoot-em-up games, Menace often gets overlooked. Menace was a high quality game for its time, boasting excellent, vivid graphics, great music and great playability.

RVG Interviews: Chris Stanley.

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Here is another RVG Interview with Ex Psygnosis employee Chris Stanley, Chris is now actively involved in the C64 homebrew scene so we chat to him about his past and a couple of games he is working on, Exploding Fish and Mancave.

RVG Interviews: Nick Burcombe.

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It gives me huge personal pleasure to bring you our next interview, throughout my gaming history there have been many WOW moments and more often than not it usually happened with Psygnosis games so on that note, RVG is honoured to interview the awesome Nick Burcombe (aka @PlayriseDigital) of Psygnosis fame and now at Playrise […]