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DOOM on the ZX Spectrum 128k by Digital Reality ( tzx version recovered )
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Doom was never officially released on the ZX Spectrum , nor was it released on any other system of that time. Doom was just way beyond in co...
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Pentacorn Quest - A great ZX Spectrum homebrew appears on the MSX1
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Way back in 2015 we announced the release of a gorgeous ZX Spectrum game by José Ignacio RodrÃguez and powered by The Mojon Twins called ...
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FreeCol - Open source Colonization gets a BIG 0.13.0 release
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It has been many months since the previous build, the latest open source colonization "FreeCol" 0.13.0 is now available for downlo...
Top 11 Amstrad CPC Games of 2020
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The year 2020 was a bit of a rubbish time for most people of the world... but there was some bright lights that were shone. Coders for the A...
A-PI 400 - A printed Amiga case for the Raspberry Pi 400?
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Top case is resting on a box! ( First Print Prototype ) Over the years there's certainly been a surge in home made cases and internal ch...
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Ambermoon open source remake in progress of a fantastic CRPG! (PC/Windows)
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Originally released in 1993 for the Amiga by Thalion Software, Ambermoon was the second part of an unfinished trilogy and sequel to Ambersta...
Espitenen and Mr. Pimponen - New NES game from The Mojon Twins
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While many of you are looking forward to playing Malasombra from 4mhz, there's another game you might be interested in playing for th...
Could the Laser Disc version of Dragon's Lair be coming to the C64 or is this really JUST FOR FUN?
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Now I remember Dragon's Lair very well, from the Amstrad version with the jumping of platforms or trying to stay on the spinning disk...
Top 11: ZX Spectrum to Amstrad CPC Ports
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During the 8-bit home computer heyday of the eighties, Amstrad fans noticed a phenomenon that continued all the way up until the CPC'...
DYA - FALL DAMAGE - An Album of banging chiptunes and much much more!
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Music listeners across the globe, it's that time again when we look towards the latest albums that not only sound awesome but fits pe...
The A to Z of Games Consoles & Home Computers
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All the systems! Here is my attempt to make the ultimate 'almost' complete video list of Game Consoles and Home computers release...
PLAY Expo Blackpool 2018 - Gaming Youtuber Interviews
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Every year since 2012, Replay Events has held the annual gaming extravaganza PLAY Expo in the somewhat rough but lovable Blackpool. 2018...
New Amiga 500 Case kickstarter teased?
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If you've been following Indie Retro News throughout these last few years, you would've by now read about A1200.net's kicksta...
Top 11: Terrible Amstrad CPC Games... A Fan's List.
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Back in the days of the 8-bit wars, quality control was not a stringent as it is now, and many games were developed under restrictive con...
Project-X - An Amiga Shoot em up you've just got to play
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One of the greatest Shoot em ups I can remember, wasn't the all time classic R-Type, but Team 17's Project-X, which was not only ...
Genesia - If you loved Populous or Settlers then check this Amiga-PC classic out
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In 1993 Microids and Software Toolworks released a brilliant strategy game called Ultimate Domain (Genesia) for the Amiga. It was very si...
TFV#46 - Atari ST vs Amiga 500.... Duelling Banjos!!! - This is awesome beyond words!
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It doesn't matter which retrogaming group you join, at some point someone will cause a flame war between the two rivals the Amiga and...
Sinclair ZX Spectrum: A visual compendium Book Review.
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Bitmap Books is back! And this time it's the turn of the humble spectrum to get the Visual Compendium treatment. But can a printe...
H.P. Lovecraft in Text mode - Final push for a unique horror Kickstarter campaign
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Over these past few days we've been getting reports of a new Kickstarter that takes the influential writing from the famed horror wri...
Indie Retro News is going to PLAY Margate!
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We are a huge fan of retro gaming conventions, especially ones that are full to the brim with retro games and hardware mixed up with a li...
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