RetroCollect

Frank Cifaldi of The Lost Levels and Retronauts, got the chance to sit down and interview three ex-Tengen developers. Asking them questions regarding the rebellious unlicensed Nintendo NES days, this podcast is well worth a listen.

In 1986, Electric Dreams Software published one of the scariest video games to date for various home computers, a movie tie in for the blockbuster hit Aliens. Homebrew developer Derbian Games has decided to recreate the horror under the name LV-426.

Inspiring the youngsters of the 1980's into enlisting for the arcade wars, This set of posters illustrated by the talented Steve Thomas are superb propaganda for your game room as well as playing to the general populace's fears of giant apes, crossing the road, over inflating or battling knights on the back of your trusted avian!

After a good few hours spent with Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril, it's finally time to give the verdict on this 'death-happy' Nintendo NES game. Having been inspired by 'I Wanna Be The Guy', how does Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril hold up?

Members of the Commodore 64 Demo Scene have been hard at work again, this time to bring you a conversion of an old Vectrex classic, Spike. The team behind the game had converted another Vectrex game for Commodore 64, Fortress Of Narzod, a year earlier.

This is the sixth installment of the early 90's computer/console game music craze in the UK. This week we have a track that was released off the back of a TV Ad campaign that was promoting the original gameboy during it's fourth year of release.

Pixel sprites meet 3D in New York city resulting in the Monolithic giant Pixel earth. A fantastic bit of 3D animation mixing seamlessly with a real life location.