Remember the 80's - A musical nostalgic trip on the Amstrad

Rejoice Amstrad owners as we are going to step back in time to the 80's and not with gaming either, but a musical nostalgic trip on the Amstrad CPC!  Devilmarkus and ed209 have now made available ' Remember The 80's ' for the Amstrad CPC 664, CPC 6128, 464 Plus, 6128 Plus and GX4000! Released at the Sundown 2016 and coming second place, has a great number of 80's tracks such as Blondie - Call Me, Human League Don't You Want Me? And much more, all remixed on that great 8bit machine.

Spellrazor - 80's neon strategic roguelike starts Greenlight campaign

"A haunted game from 1981" reads the strapline for Spellrazor, the latest creation from Fluttermind Games, led by Dene Carter (Fable, Dungeon Keeper, Druid). It's a neon, glowy, glitchy mix of Paradroid, Robotron, and rogue-likes with a sinister storyline and eerie feel. Sounds awesome!

OutDrive - Trippy 80's racer aims for a Steam Greenlight success

From the year 2015 and now 2016, it seems as if the 80's-90's racers are back in full force, as we've had a number of games now that take us back to the days of Lotus and Outrun all at top speed while also adding psychedelic colours with a totally radical wave soundtrack! Yet now it's time for another game to race to the top spot, with the latest Steam Greenlight addition of ' OutDrive'!

Aaron White's latest Retro Asylum Covers Project Volume Two released for your Amiga!

Aaron White is back with another kick ass chiptune album for your Amiga, it's the Retro Asylum Covers Project Volume Two. Featuring some of my most memorable tracks all time 'All that she wants' and 'What is Love', all mixed up through the Amiga software ProTracker. But that's not all this Amiga remixed track of coolness has to offer as it features 10 tracks of music such as Love Me Like You Do, Blank Space, Pimpers Paradise, Not The Only One, Groovin, Homely Girl and Stay With Me. So what ever you are doing this weekend, Aaron as got you covered!

Available to download from CIA as an ADF, either use a real Amiga or WinUAE
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"ZX Spectrum Story in pixels" - Chris Wilkins's latest book kickstarter fund begins

Chris Wilkins has started his drive to raise funds for his latest computing/history book "The Story of the ZX Spectrum in Pixels". Following on from the success of "The History of Ocean Software" and "The Story of U.S. Gold", Chris will be applying his deft touch to the ever popular diminutive 8-bit icon, with a backing level of £10 for a PDF version or £25 for a physical copy. If the standard of The Ocean History book is repeated, the spectrum story will be a well presented and thought out must-have for any vintage gaming/computing fan to have on their coffee table.