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Mortal Kombat is a franchise that has reached maximum exposure, so to speak. Millions know the name, enjoy the various properties the franchise has to offer, and some of those fans go farther. One such fan that knows no limits has decided to take on a major challenge. Hugo Smits is creating a Nintendo Game […]
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Mortal Kombat 2 Game Boy Advance Port by Fan Updated
October 9th, 2021 
Carl Williams 
Posted in Game Boy Advance, News, Portables 
Tags: bandit gaming, fan port, game boy advance, gba, Mortal Kombat 2, nintendo 
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Fan Creates Streets of Rage Demo for Commodore Amiga
August 16th, 2020 Carl Williams Streets of Rage was never ported to the Commodore Amiga. I do not believe it was ported to any computer platform back in the day. I know later Sega released it on PC via compilation packs but those used emulation. A fan over on the English Amiga Board forums has created a demo of SoR […]
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Posted in Commodore Amiga, Comp, News Tags: AMOS, bandit gaming, basic, fan port, independent homebrew, sega, streets of rage No Comments »
Fan Porting Shadow of the Beast to Nintendo Entertainment System
June 5th, 2018 Carl Williams If you are scratching your head at that headline then don’t worry, I am sure you are not alone. Shadow of the Beast, a franchise that was quite impressive back in the day, started life on the Commodore Amiga computer and later saw ports for many platforms. The Super Nintendo is the only Nintendo platform […]
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Ghosts n Goblins Amstrad GX4000 Port Debuts, Work in Progress
October 4th, 2016 Carl Williams Back in the late 1980’s there was this thing gamers visited on a regular basis. Arcades. In those mystical buildings, sometimes just rooms inside, were collections of some of the best games you could want to play at the time. One such game was Ghosts n Goblins by Capcom. This was a nail bitingly intense […]
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Posted in Comp, News Tags: action, amstrad, arcade, capcom, fan port, Ghosts n Goblins, GX4000, homebrew, Nemo Kantio, platform, retro, retro gaming, retro gaming magazine, retrogaming No Comments »
