Over 40 years after the birth of an arcade legend, a groundbreaking new release is redefining what the humble Commodore Plus/4 can achieve. Coded by retro-development maestro Epy (Géza Eperjessy), Scramble Arcade has officially landed on the system, delivering a breathtaking 1:1 conversion that matches the original 1981 coin-op machine pixel for pixel and collision for collision. To coincide with this news, while we wait for Saberman's updated video, there's further details below.
I was just thinking to myself we need some decent Saturday news, and thankfully we've just got some! As looking through my inbox, we've been told that the classic arcade game of 'Scramble', has just got a brand new RX version by none other than happycodingzx of The Midnight Brew. The same creator behind other amazing games such as Pacman RX, Lunar Rescue RX and Roust. To coincide with this news, Saberman has provided a video showing the game not only looking better, but it has smoother scrolling than the original ZX Spectrum version from 1983 too.
If you're looking for some fresh Amiga news you've come to the right place, as thanks to a good friend of ours letting us know, we've been told the previously announced work in progress Arcade conversion of 'Scramble', which is in development by JOTD for the Amiga, is DONE! Yes indeed a game which was also originally released way back in 1983 as Skramble developed by Darrell Etherington looks to stay true to the original but features a smooth frame rate, classic graphics, and top quality blasting 1980's action.
Thanks to an early morning heads up from Saberman, we have recently been told that the eagerly awaited Arcade conversion of 'Scramble' which is in development by JOTD for the Amiga, has just been teased with a brand new beta build that's almost 100% Arcade perfect. Yes indeed a game which was also originally released way back in 1983 as Skramble developed by Darrell Etherington still looks to stay true to the original but features a smooth frame rate, classic graphics, and top quality blasting 1980's action.
Thanks to Saberman letting us know, we have recently been told that the eagerly awaited Arcade conversion of 'Scramble' which is in development by JOTD for the Amiga, has just been teased as the first downloadable beta of which can be downloadable below. Yes indeed a game which was also originally released way back in 1983 as Skramble developed by Darrell Etherington looks to stay true to the original but features a smooth frame rate, classic graphics, and top quality blasting 1980's action.
An early morning update for you all, as we have recently been told that the eagerly awaited Arcade conversion of 'Scramble 500' which is in development by JOTD for the Amiga, has just been teased with another work in progress video that is viewable below. Yes indeed a game which was also originally released way back in 1983 as Skramble developed by Darrell Etherington looks to stay true to the original but will feature a smooth frame rate, classic graphics, and top quality blasting 1980's action.
Another Amiga news story has appeared in our inbox of retro goodness, as we have recently been told that the upcoming Arcade conversion of 'Scramble 500' which is in development by JOTD, has just been teased with another work in progress video that is viewable below. Yes indeed a game which was also originally released way back in 1983 as Skramble developed by Darrell Etherington looks to stay true to the original but will feature a smooth frame rate, classic graphics, and top quality blasting 1980's action.
The Amiga news just keeps on coming as if the previous announcements of Green Beret, Rick Dangerous Remastered and Castlevania wasn't enough to whet your appetite, we now have the upcoming Arcade conversion of 'Scramble' by JOTD to look forward to, which is also coming to the Amiga! Yes indeed a game which was also originally released way back in 1983 as Skramble developed by Darrell Etherington looks to stay true to the original but will feature a smooth frame rate, classic graphics, and top quality blasting 1980's action.
This has been one of the best Decembers I can remember for hot new games for a multitude of systems, we've had the awesome release of Sonic The Hedgehog on the C64 and even the Toki inspiration as Tokimal on the ZX Spectrum. But now as surprising heads up from our good friend Milo, he has told us 5 O'Clock Software has released the eagerly awaited Scramble Infinity on the C64: A game which not only features amazing graphics and coding by Mirage, but the game has finally been finished after disappearing off the face of the Earth way back in 2009
I was just thinking to myself could this day get any better for the C64, and going by the latest update from Games That Weren't, it just has! Welcome to a new side scrolling Shoot 'em up for the C64 called 'Scramble Infinity'; A game which not only features amazing graphics and coding by Mirage(link), but going by what we know so far from the C64 community, the game has finally been finished after disappearing off the face of the Earth way back in 2009 when development was supposed to have started.
