Treasure Island Dizzy - Classic Oliver Twins game appears as a pre-order for the Atari Jaguar!

Defender of the Crown isn't the only game to be announced as coming to the Atari Jaguar and available as a pre-order, as we've also found out the classic 1980's The Oliver Twins game ' Treasure Island Dizzy ' is also making its home on this fabulous console. This game which is close to my gaming heart will include a professionally printed, full-color box, a full-color manual and game cartridge. This run of Treasure Island Dizzy is limited to 250 copies.

New game arrivals on the AtariAge store for the Atari 2600, 5200, and 7800 consoles!

Do you have a stash of cash to spend and are a bit bored of playing the same old games on your 80's consoles? Then you might be interested to know that AtariAge is selling a bucketload of new games for the Atari 2600, 5200, and 7800 consoles. Games such as Anguna, Assembloids, Drive, The Gizzle Wap : the Strange Red Tree, LEM, Panky The Panda, Ratcatcher, Crystal Quest, Super Circus Atarage, T:me Salvo and even our personal favourite which we mentioned before 'Scramble'.

Rick Dangerous - An all time favourite game gets an Atari 8-bit port update trailer!

Atari 8-bit owners prepare yourselves for a great update, as the classic platforming game ' Rick Dangerous ', which was developed by Core Design and published by Firebird in 1989 for the Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and DOS, is still coming to the Atari XL and Atari XE! Yes you heard that right, a game that has lived on in the hearts of many and a gem in the retro scene, is being ported over to the Atari 8-bit with a high attention to detail. To coincide with this news, a new gameplay 2 trailer has been released showing classic and VBXE gameplay

Tempest Elite - Dave Theurers 1980's shooter is coming to the Atari 8-bit

Possibly the last news of the day as I seriously need a break, is the latest news from the Atari 8-bit community, is Dave Theurers tube based shooter ' Tempest ' which is coming to the Atari 8-bit as Tempest Elite. First released in 1981 on the Arcades, Tempest was released by Atari Inc and puts you in control of a claw like spaceship blasting enemies on a three-dimensional surface, divided into multiple segments or lanes. A great game for its time that's still worth playing today, is going to be released on the Atari 8-bit as an Elite edition with many more levels and changes including up to 24 lanes, that can be opened or closed with many different shapes.