Remembering the Nintendo Ultra 64 Dream Team: DMA Design
The Nintendo Ultra 64 Dream Team studio we’re looking at this week bears some interesting parallels to the last one we looked at, Angel Studios. Like Angel, the Edinburgh, Scotland-based DMA Design began in 1984 as Acme Software, though unlike Angel, they were...
The Wonderful Weirdness of IK+
If you created a Venn diagram with circles for the Commodore 64, Jackie Chan, John Travolta, and the ancient art of karate, the overlap would be International Karate +. The game, typically referred to as IK+ (released in the United States as Chop N’ Drop), was not the...
The rise of retro gaming
The rise of retro gaming In a world obsessed with innovation and progress, we also do great deal of looking back at the past. In fact, retro is such a phenomenon these days that it’s reaching into virtually every area of our lives. Of course, it’s always played a huge...
Keep Calm and Insert Coin: Thanks for the Nightmares
In a childs’ life, if he/she sees something so scary at one point in time, they could be scarred for life. For some it’s clowns, for some it’s spiders. And believe it or not, for some it’s eating bananas after 8PM at night that causes...
Jupiter Lander and the Birth of the Commodore 64
LOAD “JUPITER LANDER” ,8,1 SEARCHING FOR JUPITER LANDER LOADING READY RUN By 1982, the video game industry already had two titans that dominated the home video game market. The Apple II and Atari 2600 were both released in 1977 and were wildly popular....Latest Magazine For Paid Subscribers
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