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After 31 years, Flashback gets a sequel on modern platforms – and new trailer
in 1992 Delphine Software released the classic game, Flashback, for a variety of contemporary platforms including the Amiga, Mega Drive and Jaguar. Paul Cuisset, the original creator of the game, has partnered with publisher Microids, to launch Flashback 2* in November 2023 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and … After 31 years, Flashback gets a sequel on modern platforms – and new trailer
BBC Micro gets unofficial Pitfall port
Classic Activision game, Pitfall, has been recreated for the BBC Micro by Shaun Lindsley. The game is compatible with BBC Micro Model B, B+ and BBC Master series computers. Pitfall was originally released in 1982 for the Atari 2600 console. It was designed and programmed by David Crane, who was a developer at Activision … BBC Micro gets unofficial Pitfall port
Revocade is a tabletop arcade machine with interchangeable control decks
Revocade is a Raspberry Pi based tabletop arcade machine being made by Retro Dim Sim with interchangeable control decks. Instead of having separate machines with joysticks, driving wheels and trackballs – the Revocade does it all. The machine is made with plastic injection molding and the Raspberry Pi main board is also pre-installed so there … Revocade is a tabletop arcade machine with interchangeable control decks
New versions of H.E.R.O for Atari 7800 and VIC-20 coincidentally being made by unrelated devs
Fans of the game H.E.R.O are in for a treat, as versions of the game are being released or developed for Atari 7800 and VIC-20 machines. A.R.T.I for the Atari 7800 was developed by MuddyVision and a demo is available to download on the AtariAge forums. The developer says, “A.R.T.I. is my take on a … New versions of H.E.R.O for Atari 7800 and VIC-20 coincidentally being made by unrelated devs
Twenty Great Commodore Plus/4 Home-brew games
The Commodore Plus/4 didn’t get a great deal of love in its day. Most game publishers just made games for its 16K sister, the Commodore 16. The Plus/4 had a whopping 64K but barely anyone took advantage of it. Times have changed and now lots of clever coders have made some awesome games that take … Twenty Great Commodore Plus/4 Home-brew games
The Scariest moments in 8-bit Microcomputer games
Resident Evil was supposed to be scary. My heart skipped a beat when zombie dogs crashed through a window. Likewise, when playing the original Tomb Raider, that T-Rex scared the absolute crap out of me. But I’d had games scare me senseless for a lot longer than that… We present, in chronological order – my … The Scariest moments in 8-bit Microcomputer games