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Where to Play Retro Games Today

If there’s one thing none of us can resist, it’s that good old feeling of nostalgia. Whether it’s a book we’ve read when we were younger or a silly trend that’s making a comeback after years, seeing something you loved after a while brings all of the good feels rushing back. For most of us […]

BLAST ANNUAL 2020: Volume 1 Special Offer This Weekend only

If you were not aware, retro gaming Kickstarter project, Blast Annual 2020: Volume 1, has been live for the past week. Currently 28 days remaining and sitting on 31% of the target goal, the creators of Blast Annual like its backers, want to get the publication fully backed and printed.

BLAST ANNUAL 2020: Vol 1 Retro Gaming Book Live on Kickstarter

New retro gaming book, Blast Annual 2020: Vol 1 is now live on Kickstarter. The focus of Blast Annual 2020: Vol 1 book is all about community, coding, computers and consoles. Inside backers will find a wide collection of retro gaming articles covering a variety of retro gaming platforms including Atari 2600, Commodore Amiga, Amstrad […]

BLAST ANNUAL 2020: VOL 1 KS PRE LAUNCH

New print only retro gaming publication, Blast Annual 2020: Volume 1, is coming soon to Kickstarter. A launch date has been set for 29th, Februrary, 2020. To help spread the word about this upcoming retro gaming project, Blast Annual is sharing the pre launch Kickstarter project url.

BLAST ANNUAL 2020: VOLUME 1 COMING SOON!

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 […]

Grid Pix by Carleton Handley, coming soon to your C64.

Popularised in 1995 by Nintendo, ‘Nonogram’ or ‘Picross’ games (picture crosswords) for the Game Boy and Super Famicom gained cult following, especially in Japan. With new versions and creations on mobile platforms in recent times, these games remain a popular game genre still to this day.

Impossabubble. ZX SPECTRUM GAME REVIEW

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).

Making the PlayStation Classic a Must-Own

Yesterday Sony announced the imminent release of their newest throwback project, the PlayStation Classic. They described the hardware, showed off pictures, and teased us with a look at five of the twenty built-in titles we can expect to see come December. The $99 price point is going to make or break this thing though. Being […]

“PlayStation Classic” Set For December US Launch

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, […]

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Is Retro Becoming Mainstream in Video Gaming?

If you’ve been paying even a little bit of attention to the video game industry then you will have noticed some patterns emerging over the last few years. One of the better of these, at least from our point of view, is the increased interest which developers are showing to both retro and retro style […]

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