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Archive for the ‘ZX Spectrum’ Category

The Arcade Game Designer Interviews #1: Douglas Bagnall

November 2nd, 2017

CPC4EVA

Arcade Game Designer (or AGD), created by Jonathan Cauldwell, is a programming tool for coding games on 8-bit computers, specifically the Sinclair Spectrum and Amstrad CPC computers. It allows anyone with or without coding experience to learn how to code and create a game on these early 8-bit computing systems. I have been fortunate enough to […]

Posted in Arcade, News, ZX Spectrum

Tags: #gamedev, #indiedev, #retrodev, #sinclair spectrum, 8bit, homebrew, programming, retro, retro gaming, ZX81

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Space Escape, Action/Puzzle Platform Game Released for the ZX Spectrum

October 10th, 2017

Neil Reive

With all the recent hype surrounding the C64 Mini, it’s nice to see some releases for other 8-bit computers. And with Space Escape, we have a new action puzzler platform game to play with on the ZX Spectrum.

Posted in Comp, News, ZX Spectrum

Tags: action puzzle, homebrew, platform, zx spectrum

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Double Dragon Pulls Brawler Genre into Mainstream – July 2nd, 1987 – Today in Video Game History

July 2nd, 2016

Carl Williams

When you think of arcade brawlers there are not many names that will top Double Dragon. Technos knew they had a good blend of unique to the competition game play and graphics with this one. Sure, there were other brawlers available before Double Dragon but none captured the fan base that this arcade unit did. […]

Posted in Amstrad, Android, Arcade, Atari 2600, Atari 7800, Atari Lynx, Commodore 64, Comp, Console, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Game Gear, Genesis, iPhone, NEC, NES, News, Nintendo, Playstation 3, Portables, Sega, Sony, Virtual Console, Windows, Xbox, Xbox, ZX Spectrum

Tags: billy lee, brawler, double dragon, fighting, final fight, jimmy lee, Marion, street fighter, streets of rage, Technos

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Mortal Kombat Ports to Avoid

May 22nd, 2016

Carl Williams

Mortal Kombat. You either love it or wonder what all of the fuss is about. There were a couple of eye catching differences when it hit arcades. First, the graphics, these were not hand drawn cartoon characters like Street Fighter II. Second, you could literally, positively, END your opponent after winning the fight. The fact […]