Homebrew

Jim Orlando working on Wolfenstein 3D demake for Commodore PET

Wolfenstein 3D, was released in 1992 by id Software, and is a landmark first-person shooter that popularised the genre. It built on the foundation of Castle Wolfenstein (1981), which introduced stealth-based gameplay in a World War II setting. Wolfenstein 3D shifted the focus to 3D fast-paced action, helping to define modern FPS games. And now, you can (almost) Jim Orlando working on Wolfenstein 3D demake for Commodore PET

1nvader gets Oric port by raxiss

1nvader, the one button game inspired by Space Invaders has been ported to the Oric, by raxiss (part of the team who produced the excellent Wizard’s Lair) The game, which was originally coded by Darren Foulds on the Commodore 64, has also been ported to the Atari 8-bits, Arduboy, Channel F and Intellivision. You can see a video of the gameplay 1nvader gets Oric port by raxiss

The ZX Spectrum gets its own version of Sensi, with Speccy Soccer

Voxel Tower, who previously brought the Sensible Soccer experience to the Amstrad have released Speccy Soccer – a football game for 128k Spectrums. They say “Speccy Soccer is possibly the most complete soccer/footy simulator for your zx spectrum 128kb. You will be able to experience all the excitement of soccer with a fast gameplay and The ZX Spectrum gets its own version of Sensi, with Speccy Soccer