Intellivision Super Mario Bros is an anomaly of sorts. This is an entry in our Bandit Gaming section as there is no way this is official. Looking at the developer of this, we are not surprised on bit at the progress. What is surprising is just how close this is to the Nintendo Entertainment System […]
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Sega Master System Still Lives, Five New Games Prove It
December 1st, 2018
Carl Williams The Sega Master System really had no chance in North America, even though Sega had much better success elsewhere. This could easily be written off as a byproduct, or the direct result, of Nintendo’s business practices during this period. It could also be written off as part of Sega not really understanding the home console […]
Into the Blue Released for Nintendo Game Boy, Not a Tetris Attack Clone
August 5th, 2018
Carl Williams If you are a familiar with Tetris Attack then you are already familiar with Into the Blue. The difference between this newly released independent homebrew title and the Nintendo classic is, well, subtle to say the least. While the two games appear to be identical, they are quite dissimilar at the same time. Not just […]
Xenocider Continues Development on Sega Dreamcast
June 9th, 2018
Carl Williams If you are new to Retro Gaming Magazine then you probably missed out on earlier Xenocider coverage. This is a new game from Retro Sumus that might resemble a 128-bit Space Harrier set in a different futuristic world. Recently we found out that Retro Sumus have released a new picture of Xenocider making use of […]
New Sega Genesis Game Crypt of Dracula to Show at Retro Revival Event
April 29th, 2018
Carl Williams Who does not like a good old-fashioned dungeon crawl? If you are tired of the traditional grid-based gameplay then you will want to check out Crypt of Dracula. It takes the traditional view point and modifies it a bit.
View Heavenly Bodies on Atari 2600 with Astronomer
December 13th, 2017
Carl Williams If you think “all” ideas for games have already been done, then you have not tried Astronomer on the Atari 2600. Yep, you read that right. An independent developer is working on an Atari 2600 game that is based on astronomy. You can even play it online right now. Link after the jump, of course.
New Jaguar Game in the Works Called JagZombies
November 16th, 2017
Carl Williams Do you know what you get when fans figure out how to make games for their favorite consoles? You get stuff that is unique, often quite different than what was released commercially. Take for instance JagZombies, a work in progress title for the Atari Jaguar console. This is a lightgun style game pitting you against […]
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 […]
Chibi Akumas: Episode 2 – Confrontation, Shooter Sequel Blasts onto Amstrad CPC
October 30th, 2017
Neil Reive It was on the last day of 2016 — a fine year for gaming for the Amstrad CPC — when gamers got to experience the madness of the ‘bullet hell shooter’ that was Chibi Akumas: Episode 1 – Invasion, and now, just in time for Halloween 2017, the sequel has landed. And just like the […]
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.
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