The developer behind a fan-made port of Mortal Kombat for the Atari Jaguar has revealed that…
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Retro gaming mastery: the innovations that made Amiga platformers legendary
When the Amiga arrived, it didn’t simply compete — it experimented. Built around a Motorola 68000…
Ms. Pac-Man’s legacy decades later: one of gaming’s first female leads
More than four decades ago, arcades welcomed a new star — one who would quietly reshape…
New Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 game leak sparks 2026 reveal rumors
After nearly a decade of waiting, hoping, theorizing, and replaying the same parallel quests for the…
New C64 Commander 0.5.2 update enhances SID file identification and reliability
In the fast-moving yet wonderfully nostalgic world of Commodore computing, it’s always exciting to see a…
ScePSX new release: multiplatform PS1 emulator now with Android support
In a retro scene dominated by heavyweight emulators refined over decades, a surprising new contender has…
Commodore 64 movie games ranked: The 5 greatest film adaptations
The phrase “movie tie-in game” doesn’t always inspire confidence. For decades, licensed titles have carried a…
Classic 1986 platformer Camelot Warriors gets stunning Amiga AGA revival
Dust off your chainmail and check your floppy disks, because one of the more atmospheric platformers…
Obstacle Overdrive: the Indie driving game toy car fans will love
There’s a special kind of nostalgia attached to toy cars — the improvised tracks, the living-room…
The complete story of Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis explained
There are games that adapt films, and then there are games that quietly become the film…
Forgotten PlayStation 2 features that were ahead of their time
When the PlayStation 2 launched in March 2000, it didn’t just usher in a new generation…
From boom to bust: the 1983 video game industry collapse explained
In the early 80s, video games were not merely popular; they were a cultural tidal wave…
Halo universe explained: the ancient secret behind the flood and the Mantle
For two decades, Halo has presented itself as the gold standard of console sci-fi: heroic last…
Inside Jay Miner’s Amiga revolution: how one engineer changed personal computing
Jay Miner never fit the stereotype of a Silicon Valley visionary. He was not theatrical, not…
3SX Native PC port: bringing Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike to modern systems
Few fighting games carry the competitive legacy of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike. Known for its…
This new roguelite space shooter looks absolutely wild – Astral Blitz
Astral Blitz is an upcoming roguelite twin-stick shooter from Spirit Forged Studios, heading to Steam in…
Rotoscoping techniques in Commodore Amiga games: a technical deep dive
In the early years of home computer gaming, when memory was measured in kilobytes, loading screens…
The legend of Zelda turns 40: a complete look at its legacy and impact
On February 21, 1986, Japanese players inserted a cartridge into their Famicom, pressed start, and were…
A dying planet, cosmic horror, and brutal bombat – inside Silent Planet
Silent Planet: Elegy of a Dying World is an upcoming gothic sci-fi Metroidvania that blends cosmic…
Keanu Reeves returns in new John Wick game from Saber Interactive
Saber Interactive has officially announced that it is developing a brand-new AAA video game based on…
Before Commodore stepped in: the three dentists who financed Amiga’s future
In the grand mythology of personal computing, revolutions are supposed to begin in garages, venture capital…
Timber Fever turns you into a combat-ready beaver on Steam
Timber Fever is what happens when someone looks at a peaceful forest and thinks, “You know…
10 Myths about the Commodore Amiga 1000 you probably still believe
In July 1985, the Commodore Amiga 1000 debuted at Lincoln Center in New York with a…
D.O.R.F. Real-Time Strategic Conflict: the classic RTS revival fans have been waiting for
D.O.R.F. Real-Time Strategic Conflict storms onto the field with the unapologetic energy of a commander who…
The Amiga Demoscene in 2026: why a 7 MHz computer still inspires digital artists
At three in the morning, in a cavernous former industrial hall in Germany that smells faintly…
This 64KB shooter proves you don’t need gigabytes to make a great FPS
In an industry where modern first-person shooters routinely consume tens or even hundreds of gigabytes, QUOD…
Serious Sam reborn: bringing arena FPS action to AmigaOS 4 and AmigaOne
In November 2025, one of the most energetic first-person shooters of the early 2000s made an…