Tag: 8-bit
Amstrad CPC Reviews

TMNT THE COIN-OP – REVIEW

Ben Honebone0
In anticipation of the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) game 'Shredder's Revenge', I have been revisiting the inspiration for it, Konami's original TMNT arcade game that was released in 1989. I'm not playing the actual arcade version itself you understand, no, I've been revisiting the glorious home computer port for the Amstrad CPC, released two years later in 1991 and developed by Probe Software.It's no secret that our beloved
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Indie PC

PC Remaster of the classic DOS/Mac game DANGEROUS DAVE

Bret Pritchard0
Everyone knows a Dave right? But what about Dangerous Dave! Dangerous Dave is a classic Pc / Mac Game from the legendary John Romero the creator of DOOM and QUAKE. Dangerous Dave games range from puzzle platform to gory zombie killing and is a ton of fun with old school bloody hard difficulty If you head over to Romero Games you can grab yourself every version that existed, from the
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Commodore 64 Commodore Amiga

Matt Gray is ReFourmed

Paul Morrison9
Renowned Commodore 64 and pop musician Matt Gray is back with the fourth release in his ongoing music remakes series, Reformation. The new album is cunningly entitled ReFourmation, and contains yet more of the games music we love, studiously and expertly remade in Matt's signature style. There are 25 tracks on the album, including versions of classic pieces from games such as Delta, Hawkeye, The Last Ninja and Auf Wiedersehen
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Commodore 64

8-BIT STREET FIGHTER HITS BACK!

Ben Honebone0
Capcom's much loved fighting game series is currently having a resurgence on the humble Z80 and 6510 processors, with new versions of the smash hit arcade game Street Fighter II coming to both the Amstrad CPC and the Commodore 64. Mighty Street Fighter, appearing on the Amstrad, uses a graphical style similar to the Pocket Fighter games found on the Neo Pocket handheld console and looks to be a unique
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