Thursday, December 29, 2016

Phish Plays an interesting Setlist on Night Two

Phish Plays an interesting Setlist on Night Two

 

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Scourge of the Underkind - Wayne and Magnus aims to impress with their latest Amiga game!




During 2016 Wayne Ashworth and Magnus have been developing a new game called ' Scourge of the Underkind ' for 1 Meg OCS Amiga's. It is a rather spiffy looking top down arcade action game with coin and key collection that is very similar to that classic game Chaos Engine. Well during these last few months the team behind the game have been hard at work and after showing off the shop keeper

HeliCommander - Action game inspired by Choplifter coming to the Atari 8-bit




The above screenshot might not like much (it is only from a 240p video the developer uploaded), but this is the first tease for a new game peteym5 is developing called ' HeliCommander ' inspired by the arcade version of Choplifter and the Activision game Chopper Command. According to peteym5 this side scrolling shooting game will be coming to the Atari 400/800/XL and XE and will be available

Retro Games Forever and other great Facebook groups worthy of a visit!




Over the years many Facebook groups have come and gone and some are still going even today much to the delight of the retro gaming community. But it takes more than just a whiff of nostalgia to keep the members coming and staying; it takes lots of gaming updates and posts, people getting along and an Administration worthy of your respect. And so through all this time of being an actual member

Here is the Setlist, Videos and Photos from last night's Phish Show.

Here are some Phish Videos from Last night's show
 
 


Cybernoid CD32 Compilation - A pre 2017 treat on the Amiga CD32 by Hungry Horace




When I was contacted by Earok earlier today, I just knew a new Amiga CD32 release was coming, and sure enough here we have the ' Cybernoid CD32 Compilation ' by Hungry Horace. These are two fantastic games on the Amiga and more especially the first one Cybernoid, as it was first released way back in 1987 by Hewson Consultants for the Amstrad CPC, C64, ZX Spectrum and later the Amiga. In fact