Showing posts with label Enhancement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Enhancement. Show all posts

Barbarian+ - New videos for this upcoming Amiga enhancement!


Last month we were hinting on Indie Retro News that the classic game of Barbarian(Death Sword) which was first released in 1989 for a multitude of retro systems was coming to the Amiga as an enhanced version with an overhaul to the colours and possibly more. Well after already finding out that this was completely true, we are here to share even more video updates for this fabulous work in progress Amiga enhancement as ' Barbarian+ '.

Barbarian+ - An enhanced version of a classic game for the Amiga features a worthy video!


It's a late hour 1.44am in fact, but that doesn't matter in terms of news like this as we've just been informed that the upcoming enhancement of Barbarian that is being worked on by Ten Shu, Colin Vella and Simone Bernacchia as Barbarian+ for the Commodore Amiga. Has just been teased again but this time with a new video showing not just head slicing game play, but more backgrounds and inclusive sound effects!

Barbarian+ - An enhanced version of a classic game for the Amiga gets another tease


Throughout the last few months we've been keeping you informed as much as possible regarding the work in progress enhancement of Barbarian that is being worked on by Ten Shu, Colin Vella and Simone Bernacchia. Well after a number of write ups in regards to this fantastic one to two player game with a barbarian facing off with each other waiting to chop a head off or two. Colin has since announced not only new screenshots but a new decapitation video from their upcoming enhancement 'Barbarian+'.

Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos NES Enhancement


Bit of a short news update, as it's very late but seeing as it is too good to miss, Romhacking recently announced the release of the Ninja Gaiden II: HD Graphics Pack, which is an enhancement for the NES version of Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos. This game was released way back in the early 90's as the second installment in the Ninja Gaiden trilogy. This release graphically enhances the game by porting the graphics from Ninja Gaiden Trilogy for use with the NES version of the game and its 8-bit audio.

Dungeon Master and Chaos Strikes Back both receive Atari STe audio upgrades!


Throughout all these years, right from the very beginning of Indie Retro New's birth, I have always tried to feature as many Dungeon Crawlers as possible, whether it be clones, remakes or even ports. But today's news is a bit of an eye opener, as thanks to a heads up by AtariCrypt one of the most amazing Dungeon Crawlers of all time ' Dungeon Master ' and yes even the sequel ' Chaos Strikes Back ', has received an audio upgrade for the Atari STe!