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The Mojon Twins have been quite busy. They have worked on several titles over the years for many platforms. Earlier this year they launched a crowdfunding project on a Spanish service similar to Kickstarter. Their campaign is now over.
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Mojon Twins Spanish Crowdfunding Project Ends
May 19th, 2016 
Carl Williams 
Posted in Comp, News, Nintendo, Sega 
Tags: homebrew, indie, Mega Cheril, mega drive, Mega Mindtris, mojon twins, Ninjajar, Prayer of the Warrior, sega, Sir Ababol, spanish 
No Comments » Mojon Twins to Release Six New Games via Spanish Crowd Funding Service
April 12th, 2016 Carl Williams The Mojon Twins are not new to our readers here at Retro Gaming Magazine. I have covered their releases over the years and readers have shown amazing support. Recently, one of our readers alerted me to the fact that the Mojon Twins are releasing six new games via a Spanish crowd funding service. Here are […]
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Posted in Comp, News, Nintendo, Sega Tags: homebrew, indie, Mega Cheril, mega drive, Mega Mindtris, mojon twins, Ninjajar, Prayer of the Warrior, sega, Sir Ababol, spanish 1 Comment »
Interview with Youki- Developer of Ghost n Zombies for Colecovision
December 30th, 2015 Carl Williams This is an interview I conducted a while back (about six years ago) for another site. That site was UnNamed Gaming, now closed down (available on Waybackmachine). I am reposting this here so that fans of the Colecovision can see what homebrew developers have created. I will be following up with Collectorvision on possibly seeing […]
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Posted in Console, News Tags: action, adventure, Coleco, colecovision, collectorvision, console, Ghost n Zombies, Ghosts n Goblins, homebrew, indie, interview, retro, retrogaming, UnNamed Gaming No Comments »
5 Indie Titles Prove 2D Still Lives
November 30th, 2015 Carl Williams 2D is a rarer and rarer occurrence, especially on consoles. That is saddening for a retro gaming fan like myself as I grew up playing the greats. Super Mario Bros 1/2 (site link)/3 (site link)/World/Land, Mega Man series, Castlevania (site link) etc. Even the obscure ones like Shockman (Turbo Grafx-16), Popful Mail (Sega CD), even […]
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Half-Life Ported to Android Wear Watches, Not Sure Why
August 8th, 2015 Carl Williams Android Wear and the like are becoming “all the rage” around the tech world, Apple is in on it, Microsoft is in on it, Google and their partners are in on it, everyone is getting in on smaller wearable screens. These things have small screens, so small that for the most part you are only […]
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Posted in News, Portables Tags: android, Dave Bannett, Half-Life, homebrew, independent, indie, port, retro, retro game, retrocollect, retrogame, retrogaming, Watch, wear No Comments »
Adventure in the Tower of Flight on Steam Remembers the Nintendo Entertainment System Fondly
July 18th, 2015 Carl Williams The Nintendo Entertainment System was an iconic gaming platform, no doubt about it (get over it Atari 7800 and Sega Master System fans). The graphics and sounds have become second nature to both retrogamers and more recent fans alike, it is easy to pick out a Nintendo Entertainment System game. They just have that style, […]
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Posted in Comp, News, Nintendo Tags: action, Adventure in the Tower of Flight, entertainment system, independent, indie, Kid Icarus, nes, nintendo, platform, steam, windows No Comments »
Fishbone on Nintendo Virtual Boy Reminds Us of Hungry Hippo Meets Fishing with Lots of Blood
April 12th, 2015 Carl Williams This is one of the bloodiest games that you may ever play in your gaming life. I mean look at the video below, this thing is nothing but blood, blood everywhere. Okay, satire off. That description could fit every release on the Nintendo Virtual Boy, considering it only displayed shades of red and black pixels. […]
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Posted in News, Nintendo, Portables Tags: Fish Dude, Fishbone, homebrew, independent, indie, mobile, nintendo, portable, retro, retro game, retro gaming, retrogame, retrogaming, virtual boy No Comments »
Twist It is a New Sega Dreamcast Game that Mixes Magical Drop Game Play with Fantasy Theme
April 12th, 2015 Carl Williams Sega leaving the Dreamcast open to hackers by going for protection via proprietary disc formats opened the console up to life after commercial death. While this is the main reason a lot of people feel the system failed (piracy) it is also the reason we are getting games like Magical Drop, er, Twist It and […]
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Posted in News, Sega Tags: arcade, CD version, deluxe, dreamcast, homebrew, independent, indie, Magical Drop, puzzle, retro, retrogame, retrogaming, SD Card, sega, Twist It 3 Comments »
Gaudream Brings Flappy Bird Style Action to the Sega Master System
April 10th, 2015 Carl Williams Flappy Bird is this generations’ game that just won’t go away and it seems everyone has to release their take on it. During the 16-Bit era it was fighting games, 32-Bit it was 3D fighting games and 3D action platform titles. In today’s mobile market it is Flappy Bird. Flappy freaking Bird. A simple reactionary […]
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Posted in News, Sega Tags: 2015, flappy bird, Gaudream, independent, indie, master system, retro, retrogaming, sega, SMS, sms power 2 Comments »
Boulder Dash Finally Sees Light of Day on Mattel Intellivision
March 21st, 2015 Carl Williams The Mattel Intellivision was quite the unique console, it was not all that well received by the fans of the time but #retrogaming fans are reviving it on a regular basis. One such revival for the Mattel Intellivision is a new release for a game that Atari had a hold on, Boulder Dash. Thanks to […]
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Posted in Console, News Tags: action, arcade, Atari Age, Boulder Dash, Classic Game Publishers, console, Elektronite, First Star Software, homebrew, independent, indie, Intellivision, Mattel, port, retro, retro game, retro gaming, retrogaming No Comments »
