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
Top-down shooter, Cyberpunks by Mutation Software, was originally published on the Amiga back in 1993 by Core Design. 30 years on, the next generation of CyberPunks are on even more dangerous missions into space and beyond. Mutation’s Adrian Cummins says “CyberPunks 2 Next Generation was written for stock Amiga A1200 and CD32 computer systems. … Cyberpunks gets a sequel for Amiga AGA and CD32
Meanie Golf – a ZX Spectrum homebrew game released last month by PsychicParrot – has had an update with 18 new levels to play. In Meanie Golf you work your way round a golf course with a difference. Under the course are monsters, which eat the ‘meanies’ (balls) you pow into them. PsychicParrot say, “SIDE … Meanie Golf gets 18 new holes in free update
Rasmus Moustgaard has ported the ZX Spectrum games, Through the Trap Door, and West Bank to the TI-99/4A. Through the Trap Door was the follow up to Don Priestly’s Trapdoor games, which was famous for its large graphics. It doesn’t quite work as well as the Spectrum original sadly. Moustgaard said “Unfortunately it wasn’t possible … Through the Trap Door and West Bank get TI-99/4A ports thanks to Rasmus Moustgaard
Atari announced yesterday the acquisition of more than a dozen Atari 2600 games published originally under the M Network label. The collection includes Armor Ambush, Astroblast, Frogs And Flies, Space Attack, and Star Strike. Atari will seek to expand digital and physical distribution of the classic titles, create new games based on the IPs, and … Atari buy rights to M Network games – Armor Ambush, Space Attack, Star Strike and more
Github user, retrospectmike has coded a version of the macOS dock for System 7 Macintoshes. The dock made its debut in 2000 on the first release of Mac OS X, and is a place to store often used apps and currently running apps. To use MacDock, simply launch the program. MacDock will be visible at … MacDock is a version of the macOS dock, but for Macintosh System 7
Irem’s arcade games will be available on modern gaming platforms. Tozai Games and ININ are teaming up to release the irem Collection with several volumes worldwide, with Strictly Limited Games to release the special physical releases on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 for fans and collectors. Some of the greatest and most … Pre-orders open for Irem Collection Volume 1, Legendary Shooter Collection
A new adaptor has been developed, by AtariAge user Apocalypse, which allows ColecoVision games to be run on the Master System. The device was announced last year, but is now going to be put into production. You can see a video of the device in action below: Apocalypse says that you will be able to … New adaptor will allow you to play ColecoVision games on the Master System
Ben Latimore aka BlueMaxima is the man behind Flashpoint – a Flash game and animation preservation project that allows for the usage of more than 100,000 web apps that are no longer possible to play online after browsers dropped support for Flash. Latimore has now released for free an e-Book, Flashpoint: A tribute to Flash … New free e-Book Flashpoint: a tribute to Flash games
John Lay has ported game, Zelda’s Adventure to the Game Boy. The game was originally released only for the Philips CD-i back in 1994. In 1989 Nintendo made a deal with Sony to create a CD-ROM add-on for the SNES, but Nintendo broke the agreement and signed a deal with Philips. (Sony then decided to … CD-i Zelda game gets a demake for the Game Boy