The Lost Treasure of Cuauhtemoc - Eagerly awaited Amstrad game by 4Mhz is finally here!

During the last few years we've been keeping you up to date with the latest developments regarding 4Mhz's Amstrad homebrew platformer ' The Lost Treasure of Cuauhtemoc', which had the look of a Rick Dangerous game, mashed up with a little bit of Castlevania and Pentacorn Quest. Well as of today we are pleased to announce (thanks to a heads up by Mcklain), the game is finally available to download as both DSK and CDT based format.

Basic 1​.​1 - Ready. A Chiptune Compilation by McKlain features 30 wicked tracks!

It's cold outside, the sun has gone down and there's not much on TV. So what better way to spend this evening than turning those speakers up for the latest Amstrad and ZX Spectrum Chiptune album by McKlain, the ' Basic 1.1 - Ready. A Chiptune Compilation. Created by the same musical genius who was behind a number of tunes such as those heard in other Amstrad CPC productions including Breaking Baud and Megablasters, this time has done an album that is feature packed for all.

Street Fighter II 128K - The latest CPC edition with new AI implementation teased

Indie Retro News has been keeping you up to date with the latest developments with the impressive looking homebrew remake of Street Fighter II titled ' Street Fighter II - CPC Edition ', which as we said before in a number of articles is being developed by DaDMaN, McKlain and AugustoRuiz for the Amstrad CPC 6128 (128Kb RAM). Well you'll pleased to know after numerous updates another video has appeared today showing the first AI implementation with both players computer controlled.

Street Fighter II - The REAL CPC Edition is in development!

Cast your minds way back to 1992 when Capcom's eagerly awaited beat em up ' Street Fighter 2 ' finally appeared on the C64 and ZX Spectrum. At least a year and a half later if not more , the Amstrad version was supposed to be coming to the Amstrad CPC, at least according to Amstrad Action. Yet for some reason, perhaps the development was scrapped it never appeared. Many years later, a homebrew port from the Gameboy version did appear on the Amstrad CPC by Hermol but many felt that it wasn't a true reflection of the Amstrad's detail. Fast forward to 2013-2015 and a very impressive homebrew remake titled 'Street Fighter II - CPC Edition' is being developed by DaDMaN, McKlain and AugustoRuiz for the Amstrad CPC 6128 (128Kb RAM).