Blast Annual 2020 is a new multi format retro gaming publication. It covers the 8 and 16-bit gaming communities. The focus of BLAST ANNUAL 2020 is all about the four C’s – Community, Coding, Computers and Consoles. Our primary aim for the Blast Annual 2020 publication is to cover as much as possible of the retro […]
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Impossabubble. ZX SPECTRUM GAME REVIEW
May 17th, 2019
CPC4EVA Dave Clarke, never heard of him you say ? Fair call, as Impossabubble, for the ZX Spectrum, was Dave’s very first 8-bit game released in 2018. To my surprise, for a first time game creation, it’s a real cracking job. It was developed using 8-Bit coding tool – Arcade Game Designer (AGD).
Batman Group WOW’s with ‘Amstrad Supremacy’, Vespertino work in progress racing sim teaser video
May 6th, 2019
CPC4EVA Vespertino, is a real racing simulator. A racing game that shows no old school 8-bit pixels or sprite blockiness in it’s graphics. It demonstrates a fluidity of speed and animation not seen in most standard 8-bit machines, looking and feeling more like an advanced 16-bit computer or console game. To me it looks like a […]
Atari: A Visual History Book
April 27th, 2019
CPC4EVA Retro gaming lovers did you know that from 1979 through to 1992, over 4 million Atari 8-bit computers were sold (source: Wikipedia). The Atari 8-bit computer range had success primarily in the U.S.A and some parts of Europe with a catalog of between 600 – 800 commercially released games (not including homebrews), so it’s not […]
8 BIT ANNUAL 2019
March 9th, 2019
CPC4EVA With over 200 pages, 8-Bit Annual 2019 is HUGE! It is the second printed book covering all new 8 bit home computer and console released home brew and commercial games from 2018, by the 8 Bit Annual team. Included is many features, game developer interviews and more than 150 game reviews on Atari, Atari 2600, NES, […]
IMPERIAL MAHJONG – Amstrad CPC game review
February 16th, 2019
CPC4EVA Most 8-bit developers these days are out there releasing as many ‘shoot em ups’ and platformers as they can. Not the Amstrad CPC guys from Cargosoft, they take their time developing games, creating games that aren’t based on populist themes, so much time in fact has gone into their game development that since 2009 they […]
“PlayStation Classic” Set For December US Launch
September 19th, 2018
Michael Crisman If you’re like most gamers, every new console generation prompted a massive sell-off of your old tech to make room (and money) for the new kid on the block. It made sense at the time, with your limited budget and desire to move on to the latest and greatest. But time passed, you got older, […]
Women, Gambling, and More
August 15th, 2018
Carl Williams Do you know how many people around the globe enjoy gambling every once in a while? And out of all those people – how many of them are women? Millions of people in various countries tend to visit land-based casinos or online gambling venues. Some gamblers visit them on a regular basis, while others rarely […]
5 Rules to Follow When You Play Online Casinos
August 4th, 2018
Carl Williams Online casinos can be great fun but they are even better when you come away a winner. There is no sure-fire way to guarantee a win but whether you are betting red or black on roulette, or joining a live poker game, there are a few things you can do to make sure you get the […]
From “Tennis on TV” to the Global eSports Phenomenon of Today
March 31st, 2017
Carl Williams When would you say that video games first emerged–the ’80s, maybe the ’70s at a push? In fact, you’d have to go back to the 1940s for the true origins of the video game, and need a computer that fills up half a room to play them.
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