The arcade business of the 80s and 90s was a decidedly daunting one. While some games achieved immortality by being ported to every home platform under the sun, less popular titles died an anonymous death, living on today only through obscure ROM dumps found Read More …
Players: 1 If there was one thing the fledgling GX4000 needed, it was an unquestionably epic (and preferably exclusive) action title. In Fire & Forget II it almost had one. Though the original Fire and Forget appeared on everything from the Amiga down to the Read More …
If you’re interested in old videogames, you probably already know that some clever chaps have worked out how to add new games to the NES mini. Now, generally I’m quite a cautious sort, so when it comes to unauthorised 3rd party hacks that can brick Read More …
Players: 1 Back in 1990, a console simply wasn’t a console unless it had a light gun with a couple of games to go with it. The Amstrad GX-4000 was no exception of course, and if you had the mis/fortune of finding yourself equipped with Read More …
Taken on my ride into work: Raw Power
Hello everyone! I’m pleased to announce that the new Fatnick album is available for preorder over at Bandcamp. The album is a soundtrack to a fictitious Terrible Lizard Kitty video game, and is divided between 8-bit tracks written for the ZX Spectrum’s AY-8912 and glorious Read More …
You are drab and miserable, but you are home. Even if you didn’t elect me as mayor.
In happy spectrum world
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