Frontier Force: New fixed-screen shooter in the works for Master System

Currently in development for the Sega Master System is Frontier Force – a fixed screen shooter by developer, BadComputer. Your character has access to 6 weapons. The primary weapon has 4 options, plasma, flame, missiles, and chain gun. The plasma has unlimited ammo, the rest can be replenished with ammo pickups. The two other weapons are Frontier Force: New fixed-screen shooter in the works for Master System

Available now on Evercade – Bitmap Brothers Collection 2 and Legacy of Kain Collection

Evercade’s latest duo of carts, Bitmap Brothers Collection 2 and Legacy of Kain Collection, are available now. Bitmap Brothers Collection 2 Following up from the original Bitmaps collection (which featured console versions of the games), this version is mainly Amiga versions. Games included are: Cadaver Cadaver: The Payoff Gods Magic Pockets The Chaos Engine 2 Available now on Evercade – Bitmap Brothers Collection 2 and Legacy of Kain Collection

RAM OK is returning!

After a long hiatus RAM OK Should return next week with more regular news about new games for old systems. So whether you’re into Intellivision, appreciate Atari or crave Commodore then hopefully there will be something you like! see you soon! Related posts: List of games available on Antstream Arcade (Updated August 2022) How not RAM OK is returning!

Cyberpunks coder, Adrian Cummings, working on new top-down adventure Amiga game – Dungeonette

Adrian Cummings, the brains behind Cyberpunks for the Amiga, has announced his upcoming game, Dungeonette – The New Adventure – a top-down dungeon crawler type game for the Amiga. No ETA as yet, Cummings says that he “started it pretty much after CyberPunks 2 was released, so it’s a slow burner project I guess. I’m Cyberpunks coder, Adrian Cummings, working on new top-down adventure Amiga game – Dungeonette

Jeroen Domburg creates Vectrex Portable that takes carts and has a tiny CRT

Jeroen Domburg, aka Sprite_tm, is a hardware and software hacker, and has created a portable hand-held Vectrex, which he showcased at the recent Hackaday Supercon. His build, which uses FPGA board, a mini CRT (from an old video intercom), can play original Vectrex carts, as well as a range of home-brew and “back up” carts Jeroen Domburg creates Vectrex Portable that takes carts and has a tiny CRT