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Night Trap 25th Anniversary Edition

Nick explains his curious enthusiasm for this particular HD remaster project…

My Own Sense Of Achievement

Maybe we’re old, but we’re not fans of arbitrary box-ticking…

Turbo Esprit

Nick muses on whether or not he really got the point of this open-world driving game…

Thief: The Dark Project

When kleptomania strikes, what can you do? Find a healthy outlet…

The Arcade Community

How the generosity of others helped Nick get his Neo Geo MVS working…

R/C Stunt Copter

“Underrated is an understatement,” says retrobate Martin Swift. Who are we to disagree?

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PC Engine

A retrobate shares a tale of snack-based comparisons, with a title that got cut off in some sort of character limit-related accident.

Supergun

Nick’s smitten with the possibilities afforded by his latest retro purchase…

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Cannon Fodder 2

Scott Delonnette looks back at Sensible’s time-travelling follow-up to the game that made war fun.

Why I Love…Enduro Racer

Retrobate Bryan shares his love for a Master System budget hit

Sonic The Hedgehog

As the spiky speedster approaches his 25th anniversary, Nick explains why he just can’t do without Sega’s mascot.

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Strider

Darran explains why Capcom’s ninja means so much to him.

The Last Of Us

Darran Jones explains why Naughty Dog’s survival horror is one of the best that you’ll ever play.

Adventures of Lolo

Retrobate Adam Mrozinski returns with another look back at a NES classic

Getsu Fuma Den

Regular Retrobate Adam takes a look back at Konami’s import-only essential

Why I love… Abadox

Adam is back with a love letter to this NES favourite

Shopping Around

Nick explains why the rise of eBay still hasn’t stopped him scouring the high streets

Dragon Warrior/Quest

Adam shares his tale of a father and son taking down Enix’s classic RPG.

Dig Dug

Nick explains just why Namco’s hit means so much to him.

Net Yaroze

Nick’s a big fan of Sony’s mid-Nineties attempt to revive bedroom coding. Find out why…

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