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  1. Space Popo is a fixed shooter with a difference for MSX

    Space Popo is a fixed shooter with a difference for MSX

    Space Popo is a single screen fixed shooter, but this ain't no Space Invaders or Galaga. In this MSX game by meichnpp, you are faced with rocks and aliens, and you need to get rid of the aliens. Sadly, your missiles don't work on the aliens, but they do work on the rocks. And once you've shot a...
  2. Sarah Jane Avory releases sequel to vertical shooter Zeta Wing 2

    Sarah Jane Avory releases sequel to vertical shooter Zeta Wing 2

    Sarah Jane Avory has released Zeta Wing 2 – the sequel to the original game, which was released on the C64 back in 2020. Not that you need a story – you can just load the game and blast away! – but should you need it, "The strange mutant creatures have returned! Only this time they are tougher...
  3. Galactus - New shooter for Spectrum Next written in NextBASIC

    Galactus - New shooter for Spectrum Next written in NextBASIC

    Galactus is a new shoot-em-up for the ZX Spectrum Next by Kevin Phillips. Phillips says the game is inspired by classic arcade games, but also shooters from the 80's console/computer era such as Spider fighter, Space Quarks, Arcadia and Attack of the Timelord. The game features 8 attack...
  4. Klax gets Intellivision port with Intellivoice support

    Klax gets Intellivision port with Intellivoice support

    It is the nineties and it is time for... an unofficial port of Klax for the Intellivision! This version of the classic Atari arcade game has been coded by Dr.Ports is being sold as a cartridge by Intellivision Collector. Klax was originally launched in the arcades in 1990 and was ported to many...
  5. Breakthrough in Nuon Homebrew scene

    Breakthrough in Nuon Homebrew scene

    In the nineties there was a glut of companies trying to sneak a gaming platform into people's homes as part of something else, under the guise of a "Multimedia Device". The Philips CD-i, Commodore CDTV and Tandy Visual Entertainment System were computers disguised as CD players. None of them...
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