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Old School Gamer Magazine Exclusive: Inside ‘Ground Zero Hero’

Old School Gamer Magazine chats with “Ground Zero Hero” developer Rowan Edmondson, who details the creative journey behind the upcoming game. About Ground Zero Hero: Featuring a vibrant hand-drawn art style inspired by The Simpsons and Rick and Morty, Ground Zero Hero...

PinkSweets and Muchi Muchi Pork! Ports Confirmed for Modern Systems

  On Friday May 29th, Clear River Games confirmed that they would be rereleasing the classic CAVE shooters Pink Sweets: Ibara Sorekara and Muchi Muchi Pork! on modern consoles. The developer City Connection is responsible for bringing the games to the PlayStation...

RandomPac – A great tribute to Pac-Man, an arcade game first released by Namco in 1980 [UPDATE]

More great news this week as looking through the itch io website, we've found out that LC-Games has released the latest game of RandomPac for the Commodore 64. A game that isn't just a tribute to Pac-Man, an arcade game released by Namco in 1980. But this version of...
Beetle Adventure Racing! for N64 Review

Beetle Adventure Racing! for N64 Review

Out of all the car manufacturers you'd expect to licence a single car out for a video game, a Volkswagen New Beetle (the '97 one) is a bit surprising - but it happened. And the game involves a dinosaur. I present to you, Beetle Adventure Racing. [wpdevart_youtube...

Old School Gamer Exclusive: Inside Woodpunk

Old School Gamer Exclusive: Inside Woodpunk

Old School Gamer Magazine chats with the development team behind “Woodpunk,” Phil Gonzáles (Co-Founder Game Design, Programming, Music) and Sergio Suárez (Co-Founder, Artwork, Graphics- and Sound Design) who detail the game’s origin and goals and how their love of Old...

PlayStation Classic Full Game Lineup Announced

PlayStation Classic Full Game Lineup Announced

Last month we reported Sony’s announcement of a “Classic” version of the PlayStation – a Mini PS1, if you will. Much in the same vein as Nintendo’s NES and SNES Classic Mini’s, this miniaturised version of the console will come with 20-games preloaded as well as two...

Baseball by Micro Electronics

Baseball by Micro Electronics

The dark times are here. The World Series is over, and that means five long, cold months without the life-giving light of baseball. Also, the sun. I live in Portland so it's quite possible I won't see the sun again until April either. Fortunately, just as science...

The House of the Dead

The House of the Dead

I will always associate the game House of the Dead with going to the movies. The game was released in Japan in 1996, appearing in the United States a year later. It immediately became a staple at arcades. As I recall, it sat in the arcade section of every movie...

The Shock and Scandal of Phantasmagoria

The Shock and Scandal of Phantasmagoria

It all began with a single childhood trauma. At age four, future video game designer Roberta Williams saw the 1959 film Horrors of the Black Museum, a movie about a frustrated writer who hypnotizes his assistant and makes him torture people to provide inspiration for...

This Day In Video Game History

Space Ship Game was released for Wang 2200 in United States.

Shinkei Suijaku Game (Gekkan Micro (Japan), Vol. 3, Issue 6) was released for Sharp MZ-80K/700/800/1500 in Japan.

Apple DOS 3.2 (included game) was released for Apple II in United States.

Hanoi no Tō (Gekkan Micro (Japan), Vol. 3, Issue 6) was released for Sharp MZ-80K/700/800/1500 in Japan.

FLIP-ELLO (v2.41 - BASIC only) was released for DOS in United States.

Time Runner was released for Atari 8-bit in United States.

Scout Search was released for Apple II in United States.

Bakusō Buggy Ippatsu Yarō was released for Sharp X1 in Japan.

Lethal Labyrinth was released for Apple II in United States.

Gaudi: Barcelona no Kaze was released for PC-88 in Japan.

Basketball Nightmare was released for SEGA Master System in Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.

Golfamania was released for SEGA Master System in Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.

Dino-Sorcerer (This was a port of the Apple II version) was released for DOS in United States.

Super Star Wars was released for SNES in United States and Canada.

Canfield (v1.01 (first public release)) was released for Windows 16-bit in United States.