RETRO GAMES
ARCADE REVIEW
RETRO GAMES
RETRO GAMES
RETRO GAMES
When I was still young (around the early Nineties), I played this game on the Commodore 64 called Rampage, a popular coin op that was converted by Activision The idea of playing as a monster smashing up buildings seemed to excite me…
its difficult to state what really sets this game apart from its predecessor, apart from the obvious…
You are the equivalent of the Japanese space army, taking the fight to the evil Westerners…
Out of all the consoles ever released, the NES has to have the most diverse game library ever…
When I was but a small boy I used to love Dallas…
Quite an obvious Breakout or Arkanoid copy down to the usual powerups – even down to very similar graphics…
B-17 Flying Fortress or B-17 Flying Fortress World War II Bombers in Action is a flight simulation/role-playing video game released in 1992…
Co-developed by Nintendo, Hudson Soft and Sharp Corporation, and released by Nintendo in June of 1984, Family BASIC was an early attempt by Nintendo to sway computer users over to their newly released console…
“Ghstbsssstrrrsss” squeaked the Spectrum as the game loaded… at least I think that is what it said, it sounded more like a badly tuned radio…
A ported version of the PC game, X-Com are the last stand against alien invaders across the world…
I had played it previous on my brothers amiga and instantly fell in love with the game – sensi soccer with guns!
After the hub screen of 'boot hill' – still bare of the hundreds of tombstones that will soon adorn it – ends and the game kicks in, the soundtrack blares as an attack chopper drops you off to do your thing…
This is one pinball game that is so difficult to master that it feels more like a game of survival, what with it's jittery, uncompromising physics, original and unusual table layout, and what seems like a powerful magnet turned up to an unnecessary level sitting unseen beneath the flippers almost daring you to have a flick at the ball…
Onimusha Tactics is a strategy game instalment of the series for the GameBoy Advance…
Rampart is a strange old game…
When Bullfrog started developing Theme Park for the Amiga and PC I doubt that even in their wildest collective dreams would the game end up on the humble Mega Drive…
Dee-dee-dee-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo… that was the Dambusters theme…
Imagine you and your family are having a nice, quiet afternoon…
I used to find something very liberating about flight simulators…
It's a regular thing for a sequel to come after a successful game…
Its a well-known fact that the SNES is one of the greatest consoles ever made…
Way back in 1996 I was craving for another Civilisation game, I had played the first civilisation on the Amiga 500 and I was hooked, CIV II on the PC looked a thing of beauty…
In the year 2000, Sega released Monkey Ball at the arcades…
This is one my earliest memories of gaming, having played this on my first computer, the Acorn Electron…