Love of Retro Gaming & Modern Tech
Commodore was a leading name in home computing throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. Best known for the Commodore 64 and the Amiga range, its systems were widely used for gaming, productivity and creative applications.
The Commodore 64 didnโt just change how we played games – it changed lives. For one boy, it sparked a lifelong obsession with coding, tech and challenging the limits of 64KB.
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Retro Computing, Retro Consoles, Retro Games, Retro Gaming, ZZAP LIVEA wonderful exploration around this year’s ZAPP Live! event for Commodore enthusiasts based in the UK.
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Alex Brown, Gameplay, Interview, James Woodcock, Metro Siege, PodcastDiscover Metro Siege, a brand new upcoming Amiga game as I interview programmer Alex Brown of this impressive passion project.
READ MORE ยปTony Warriner co-founder of Revolution Software has independently announced a new 8-bit style game, Wormhole Dungeon, filled with adventure puzzles, sarcasm and humour.
READ MORE ยปJoin Tony Warriner on a journey through the untold story of Revolution Software in this book preview of Revolution: The Quest for Game Development Greatness.
READ MORE ยปThe PiStorm modification for the retro Amiga A500 enhances performance by linking to a Raspberry Pi, although what to do with the messy HDMI cable inside?
READ MORE ยปZool: Ninja of the Nth Dimension makes a return for modern systems in a brand new game.
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BBC Micro, Mega Drive, PlayStation, Retro, Retro Gaming, ZX SpectrumThe Video Games Presentation Pack announced by the Royal Mail has my stamp of approval.
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Acorn, Archimedes, DeliPlayer, MIDI, MOD, Module, Music, PC, The Mod ArchiveThe Module Music format, created for the Amiga computer in 1987, allows composers to create complex game background music with modern variations.
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