Frogger RX - An Arcade-like version of Frogger for the ZX Spectrum is finally here!

When I was but a youngster I just loved playing the 1981 Arcade game of Frogger by Konami. It had loads of charm, great gameplay for kids and it really made you feel for the safety of those little green frogs as they hopped their way across a busy road, then across a river of logs and Crocodiles to get to the other side. So to get an update from happycodingzx, that he has released the final version of 'Frogger RX', which is basically an Arcade-like version of Frogger for the ZX Spectrum, I just had tell everyone about it here on IndieRetroNews.

Frogger500 - A 1:1 arcade port for the Commodore Amiga via RMJ & JoeJoe gets an update

Remember when we told about RMJ & JoeJoe's latest project of Frogger for the Commodore Amiga? Well if you had the opportunity to play this 1:1 arcade port using the original Z80 code that he reverse-engineered & transcoded to 68000, then as of today you can play the latest update! A new update as a downloadable ADF, or with inclusive trainer for the WHDLoad version. To coincide with this news, we have some footage of the game that can be viewed below.

Frogger500 - A 1:1 arcade port for the Commodore Amiga via RMJ & JoeJoe [See Changelog]

While you can still play the awesome remade version of Frogger for the C64 called ' Frogger Arcade ' by Hokuto Force (Digital Monastery). There's another version that's now available for you to enjoy, and it's RMJ & JoeJoe's latest project of Frogger for the Commodore Amiga. A new version of the game which the creator says "is a 1:1 arcade port using of course the original Z80 code that he reverse-engineered & transcoded to 68000". To coincide with this news, we have some footage of the game that can be viewed below.

Frogger500 - A 1:1 arcade port is coming to the Commodore Amiga via RMJ & JoeJoe (+Beta Download)

While you can still play the awesome remade version of Frogger for the C64 called ' Frogger Arcade ' by Hokuto Force (Digital Monastery). There's another version that's being created which you may be interested in playing when it's finished, and that's RMJ & JoeJoe's latest project of Frogger for the Commodore Amiga. A new version of the game which the creator says "is a 1:1 arcade port using of course the original Z80 code that he reverse-engineered & transcoded to 68000". To coincide with this news, we have some footage of the beta that can be viewed below.

Frogger - A 1:1 arcade port is coming to the Commodore Amiga via JoeJoe

While the choice is there to still play the awesome remade version of Frogger for the C64 called ' Frogger Arcade ' by Hokuto Force (Digital Monastery). There's another version come to light which you may be interested in playing when it's finished, and that's JoeJoe's latest project of Frogger for the Commodore Amiga. A new version of the game which the creator says "is a 1:1 arcade port using of course the original Z80 code that he reverse-engineered & transcoded to 68000". To coincide with this news, we have some early project footage that can be viewed below.

Megafrog - A work in progress Amiga Frogger game but with a difference!

While the choice is there to play lots of other different versions of Frogger that we have featured on Indie Retro News, such as our personal favorite 'Frogger Arcade' by Hokuto Force for the C64. I thought it would still be worth mentioning this Frogger clone that has been sent to us, and it's 'Megafrog' for the Amiga by Friar85; an in development clone for the Amiga Blitz Basic Jam competition, where you can eat enough dragonflies to grow big enough to eat Cars!

Defrog - Classic 1980's Frogger remade for your Browser!

Back in the day I really loved playing the 1981 Arcade game of Frogger by Konami. It had loads of charm, great gameplay for kids and it really made you feel for the safety of those little green frogs as they hopped their way across a busy road, then across a river of logs and Crocodiles to get to the other side. So when Ben James announced his Frogger remake of 'Defrog' which is playable in your browser, I just had to give it a go!

Croaker - A Frogger clone makes an appearance on the Commodore Amiga!

In the early 80s, when video games were just starting their migration from the arcades to the living room, it was common for games programmers to take their inspiration from the more popular arcade games, and so we ended up with a million and one variations on Pac-Man, Space Invaders, and Frogger. And it's Frogger which is getting a mention today, as if you loved playing that classic game from 1981, then it might be worth checking out the latest game release of 'Croaker'; a new game by Brian Grier and Brad Grier for the Commodore Amiga.

Frogger - A Project for the TI99/4A as an Extended Basic development!

In the early 80s, when video games were just starting their migration from the arcades to the living room, it was common for games programmers to take their inspiration from the more popular arcade games, and so we ended up with a million and one variations on Pac-Man, Space Invaders, and Frogger. And it's Frogger which is getting a mention today, as if you loved playing that classic game from 1981, B.Gray is developing this arcade classic over to the TI99/4A as an Extended Basic project!

Croaky - A Frogger game as a C64 project by Derek

While the choice is there to still play the awesome remade version of Frogger for the C64 called ' Frogger Arcade ' by Hokuto Force (Digital Monastery). There's another version come to light which you may be interested in playing, and that's Derek's latest project of Croaky. Yes indeed if you loved playing the 1981 Konami classic or the remade version on the C64, then this game called Croaky will suit you perfectly!

Hot News as FOUR unreleased Amstrad games including Frogger see the light of day!

Checking through the CPCWiki forums we've just come across an announcement that is sure to excite the Amstrad community, as just moments ago four unreleased games such as Acolyte, Frogger(Deanysoft), Ninja Grannies and Unpredictaball, have seen the light of day and are available to download. Originally these games were hinted at in 2014 after a bit of an annoyance on why C64 and ZX games are recovered but never the CPC versions, such as these unpublished games where the community was more interested in the ZX Spectrum ones.

Frogger II - Three Deep +4D - Hokuto Force trainers another popular classic!

While we wait for the upcoming Arcade C64 remake of Konami's 1981 Arcade classic of Frogger. The scene guru's Hokuto Force have recently released Frogger II - Three Deep +4D for the C64. Originally developed by the Parker Brothers and published by Sega Enterprises in 1984, Frogger II is the sequel to the first game and although it features very similar gameplay with your Frog character having to reach the top of the screen with each berth, this one features three consecutive screens for each level rather than one per level.

Hop 'n Frog - Arcade ZX Spectrum release based on a classic! (+Review)

When I was growing up I really loved playing the 1981 Arcade game of Frogger by Konami. It had loads of charm, great gameplay for kids and it really made you feel for the safety of those little green frogs as they hopped their way across a busy road, then across a river of logs and Crocodiles to get to the other side. So when Gabriele Amore announced on the World of Spectrum forums about 'Hop 'N Frog' which is heavily inspired by Frogger, but for the ZX Spectrum, I just had have a go!