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The end of the year approaches and I thought it was about time for a short, final post for 2021.  Some of these might (no promises) get a po...

Terrible Old Games You've Probably Never Heard Of (hereby shortened to TOGYPNHO) by Stuart Ashen is a tour de force guide featuring nine...

Over the last couple of years, I have found a new appreciation for all things Atari - from the original VCS/2600 days, through to the re-bor...

Regular readers may recall my review of Ninety Fresh back in August and how much I enjoyed that magazine. Since then, I have acquired the ...

SCULLION!!! We need to have words! Why? The Animaniacs entry - factoid - Youtube video - that's all I'm saying but I will tell you t...

Apple Macs don't do gaming. Such has been the refrain for many a year and that has only really changed as iOS has cross-pollinated with ...

Yes, I can hardly believe it, a wargaming post (sarcasm alert)! This time, a review of one of Helion & Co's latest releases, Battleg...

Arriving fairly shortly after volume 25.4, 25.5 is the penultimate edition for the year and a bit of a news-packed issue, having been printe...

Glorious. That's the first thing I thought when I opened this carefully packaged tome from Greyfox Books. The black and purple cover sho...

It really is hard to believe that Tomb Raider was released 25 years ago. Initially on the Sega Saturn, it soon made its way to the PC and So...

It's a lovely feeling when something you've been looking forward to finally arrives in the post. I experienced that last week when a...

Bil Herd worked for Commodore from 1983 to 1986. During that time, he was the lead hardware engineer on the TED range to computers (that bec...

Some readers may remember that I reviewed David Pleasance's worthy tome about his time at Commodore way back in June 2020. Shortly afte...

E1M is back for another triple issue batch that continues to demonstrate the rude health of the first person shooter genre and the variety f...