Apple IIgs Karate - A port by Brutal Deluxe Software of the 1986 Atari ST game "ST Karate"

If Karate chops and high powered kicks is your idea of fun, then 'Apple IIgs Karate' published by Brutal Deluxe Software for the Apple IIgs might just be the game for you. You see this isn't just a Karate game, but from reading the comments under the video itself, this is a port of the 1986 Atari ST game "ST Karate" by Paradox/Eidersoft. In light of this news, not only can you play the game right now, but there's also a new gameplay video viewable below.

Devil's Temple : Son of the Kung-Fu Re-Master - HOT NEWS as eagerly awaited Amiga OCS/AGA Kung Fu spin off is finally here! (Now £10.00!)

If you've been following all of our news stories in regards to Geezer Games 'Devil's Temple - Son of the Kung-Fu Master'; which is an unofficial spin off from the 1980's classic game 'Kung Fu'. Then you'll be excited to learn, as thanks to Geezer Games who gave us the shout out this morning, that Devil's Temple - Son of the Kung-Fu Master has been released and can be either downloaded or purchased as a BIG BOX edition.  Yes indeed if you're looking to play a kick ass fighting game from one of the best developers in the Amiga scene, then read on as you are in for a treat.

Competition Karate - 1980s karate simulator fixed and preserved on C64

Competition Karate is a simulation game written by Edward Badasov and ported to Commodore computers by Malcolm Low and Michael Sokolewicz. It received a commercial release by Motivated Software in 1984, and has just been released for the first time as a digital download on CSDB. As well as the usual training modes, the game has had some rework including bug fixes and detailed documentation, which you'll definitely need to get the most out of this game.

Karateka - Meynaf wows the Amiga community with a new ST/Amiga port!

Earok who we know from the Amiga CD32 releases has just informed us of a new Atari ST to Amiga port by meynaf called 'Karateka', that has been made available via the EAB forums. This fighting game was originally designed by Jordan Mechner who is best known for Prince of Persia and was released on Apple II, Amstrad CPC, Atari 8-bit, Atari 7800, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS, Famicom, ZX Spectrum, MSX and Game Boy, with the Atari ST version being the best graphically .....Until now.