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| ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30323 |
Noitu Love 2: Devolution (Konjak) Retro gaming journalist Mike Bevan returns to RGCD with a review of Konjak's awesome and highly innovative sequel to 2007's Noitu Love. |
Mike Bevan | Review | RGCD |  |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30324 |
Plutos (Tynesoft) As with all consoles, the Atari 7800 had its fair share of unreleased titles - but now, thanks to the work of the guys at AtariProtos.com you can finally add two more games to your collection! T.M.R gives Plutos a good going-over in the first of his two-part 7800 prototype write-up. |
T.M.R. | Review | RGCD |  |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30325 |
Qwak (Jamie Woodhouse) This really should have been a Featured Game. Jamie Woodhouse presents the PC follow-up to his recent GBA conversion. Qwak is back, this time in high resolution and complete with an awesome two-player mode! |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30326 |
Rallybug (Cronosoft) Frantic platform jumping, VW Beetles and Hangman? A game like Rallybug could only come from the mind of Spectrum guru Jonathan Cauldwell. But is RallyBug genius, or just plain confusing? |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD |  |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30327 |
Rana Remake (CEZ Studios) Probably one of the hardest 8-Bit games to attempt to remake and still retain the feel and balance of the original, CEZ Studios' tribute to the classic Rana Rama has the RGCD office divided in opinion... |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30328 |
Rock Boshers (TIGSource) Arguably another game that should have received Featured status, Rock Boshers is Red Faction demade in the style of a ZX Spectrum game with a Victorian steampunk setting. Genius. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30329 |
Rom Check Fail! (Farbs) Dudley falls in love with the ultimate broken game. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30330 |
Ropor (CakeInCup) Treasure, swinging robots and old-school arcade visuals. Ropor is one-switch gaming at its very best. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30331 |
Self Destruct (Distractionware) 2008 really was a great year for the indie gaming scene, wasn't it? The proof is in the pudding with Terry Cavanagh's superb procedurally generated arcade shooter. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30332 |
Sirius (Tynesoft) Following on from his review of the Atari 7800 Plutos prototype above, T.M.R gets serious with, err, Sirius. (Good grief! - JM) |
T.M.R. | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30333 |
Skull Pogo (Properundead) Pogosticks, monocles, and vampire pigs! Another award winning combination of off-the-hook game-play elements thrown together with the gusto and suave manner that only a TIGSource-frequenting indie-game designer can muster. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30334 |
Soup Du Jour (Digital Eel) Match three gameplay and quirky physics expertly blended by Digital Eel's masterchefs. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30335 |
Splattr (Cronosoft) A new game from Spectrum homebrew favourite Bob Smith that (somewhat refreshingly) doesn't feature a West Country farmer called Jack. Entertaining, addictive and shockingly original, Splattr is the killer-app that the 128KB series never had. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD |  |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30336 |
Staroid (Cakeincup) For most people, one entry per year in a Retro Remakes competition would have been enough - but not for Tom Beaumont! His follow up release to the acclaimed Ropor is an authentic C64-style Starquake clone, and here at RGCD we can't get enough of that sort of thing. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30337 |
Sub Hunter (Psytronik) Previewed back in issue #01, Richard Bayliss and Frank Gasking's long-awaited Sub Hunter is finally complete and has secured itself a publishing deal through our friends at Psytronik. Kudos to all involved! |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD |  |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30338 |
Swapz (Fandal) Here at RGCD we always get a kick out of playing an original, innovative and well-designed puzzle game on vintage hardware. Sadly, aside from being coded for the Atari 8-Bit, Swapz doesn't share any of these attributes. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD |  |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30339 |
The Hordes (Pug Fugly Games) The latest shoot 'em up from the genius behind Destructivator. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30340 |
The Pairs Are Gone/Spy4K (Paradize Games) Paradize return to the pages of RGCD, with their two 2008 16-Bit Atari game releases covered in a double-bill review. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD |  |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30341 |
War Twat (Bagful Of Wrong) War has never been so much fun. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
| 30342 |
War Twat 2: SY!NSO! (Bagful Of Wrong) War has never been so much fun. Or at least not since the last time. |
James Monkman | Review | RGCD | |
1st Mar 2009 |
