The final results of the ZX Dev MIA-Remake compo and the winner is......

It's a time to rejoice ZX Spectrum gamers as we've just been told that the latest ZX Spectrum competition called ZX Dev MIA-Remakes is now over and the results have been announced. This competition which had its first announcement in June of last year, blew us away with so many entries as not only did we have games to try such as Sophia 2, Tiki Taca, Booty the Remake and Old Tower to enjoy, but there were other great games included in the 21 entered such as Redshift, ZX Larry and even Maze Death Rally X. But with all that said there is one that gathered the top end of points and it just had to be...

ZX-Dev-MIA-Remakes - ZX-Dev announces a brand new Speccy competition!

It's a time to rejoice ZX Spectrum gamers as we've just been told by Ivan of ZX Dev, that the latest ZX Spectrum competition called ZX-Dev-MIA-Remakes has been launched and ready for your entries. This competition for all you speccy lovers and unlike the previous ZX-Dev competitions with fantastic entries such as mighty final fight and Ninja Gaiden Shadow Warriors, is totally fresh as the main themes are MIA (Missing in action) and Remakes!

Ninja Gaiden Shadow Warriors - A Gameboy game makes its appearance on the ZX Spectrum

Gorgeous Loading Screen!

As many of you were aware the latest the ZX-DEV conversions competition was launched last year and up until now we'd already seen a number of decent games that were all hoping for a prize or two. In fact today we were flooded with finished games, much to the dilemma of HenrykTur who said himself he just doesn't have time to play them all. Well sorry Henry, but another finished game has appeared and this one is called Ninja Gaiden Shadow Warriors by Jerri & DaRkHoRaCe; a conversion of the Gameboy original which was released way back in 1991.

Gimmick! Yumetaro Odyssey - Eagerly awaited ZX Spectrum game gets a release and a review!

The ZX-DEV Conversions compo has been a huge success this year with some amazing games from some very talented people, which doesn't just include the coding of the game, but music as well as other bits added to make them a little bit more special. One such game we have been eagerly awaiting is ' Gimmick! Yumetaro Odyssey' by GreenWebSevilla, which caught my eye some time ago as not only is it based on the 1992 Famicom/NES game Gimmick! published by Sunsoft, but each level is inspired by other classic games such as Sonic, Super Mario Bros, Castlevania and more!