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Mighty Street Fighter II on the Amstrad CPC

The AmstradGGP group, which previously worked on Toki GGP, has unveiled an early look at their latest project based on Street Fighter II. The work in progress displays a distinctive-looking version of the game and will run on either Amstrad CPC 128k or GX4000. Eight playable characters are promised as well as different fighting styles. More news as we get it... https://twitter.com/AmstradGGP/status/1638108129517875202
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Guntus released on 8-bit platforms by Inufuto

Japanese developer Inufuto has released Guntus on multiple 8-bit platforms. Guntus has you flying your spaceship with a mission to eliminate waves of enemies. If you touch an enemy or they shoot you, it is game over! Guntus is the 12th game by Inufuto and after Ascend and Cacorm, the third in 2022. This arcade-style shooter has been released on (take a deep breath) the C64, C16, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad
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TMNT THE COIN-OP – REVIEW

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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THE NEW TOKI TRAILER FOR THE AMSTRAD CPC IMPRESSES

The talented folks over at AmstradGGP released the final trailer for their upcoming conversion of the obscure 1989 arcade game Toki on April the 1st via their YouTube channel. Originally created by Japanese developer Tad Corporation, this port to the Amstrad CPC is far from an April Fool's joke and looks very impressive indeed.The trailer reveals more of the games' colourful levels, including some huge bosses, but perhaps the most
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PUZZLE BOBBLE GETS AN UPDATE ON THE CPC

Back in October 2021, the Amstrad received a fantastic port of Taito's classic arcade hit Puzzle Bobble. Developer Crazy Piri delivered a dream come true for CPC owners with a very faithful port of the original game, not to mention some extra polish in the form of stage backgrounds featuring other Taito hits like Chase HQ, New Zealand Story, Rainbow Islands, Bubble Bobble, and Arkanoid. Now the team at Crazy
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8-BIT STREET FIGHTER HITS BACK!

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