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Opening a Time Portal to 1984GamesYouLoved spoke to veteran game designer and narrative designer Chris Bateman, from International Hobo, about how his experiences of games in the 1980s shaped his desire to make Silk, a tribute to square-based exploration games from the early days of home computers.
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Christmas Gaming Gift Guide 2019We've picked out some of the coolest retro gaming poroducts this Christmas from a whole host of online stores out there on the world wide web.
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Wave Race 64 – still making waves!Wave Race 64 launched in the Japan in September 1996, and remains king of the waves, even to this day…
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Pokemon Trading Card Game - GBCThe word “Pokemon” will probably still send a shiver down the spine of any school teachers in the late nineties and early noughts – when the craze became so troublingly popular it was reportedly banned in some schools.
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Metal Slug Book - Interview with Bitmap BooksOn the eve of a new book on the subject of Metal Slug by Sam Dyer of Bitmap Books we took time out to speak to Sam about this new and exciting subject.
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Ty the Tasmanian Tiger Just before Christmas 2002, you may have clocked eyes on a memorable, attention-grabbing advert for a game that is now unfortunately little known.
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A Brand To Take On The Big GuysIf you’re into your retro handhelds and fake consoles it’s most likely that you’ve heard of Brandon Salt, the british YouTuber who creates comedic content on the best and worst gaming products from around the web.
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Konami Arcade Classics Anniversary CollectionKonami unload some classic arcade games into your PS4 library
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Big Box GamingI loved 1980’s and 1990’s big box PC games so much. Not just the games of course, which gave me a door through which I could visit other times and strange worlds; but I loved the boxes themselves.
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The ChippyThere was this chip shop in south London. It’s not the chip shop I’m going to talk about, but it’ll do for the beginning of this story. I was visiting a relative, my Aunt to be precise.