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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Retro Gamer Issue 215.
LOADING...
Fewconsoles say luxury like the Neo Geo AES. I was constantly promised by various adverts, publishers and game reviews that the new game I was looking forward to was going to be ‘arcade perf...
THE HISTORY OF SEYMOUR
AND... (AMSTRAD) ACTION! CONVERSION CAPERS GOSH! SEYMOUR WAS A CROSS-PLATFORM STAR HOLLYWOOD HOMAGE NOTABLE PUZZLES
» [C64] Super Seymour Saves The Planet took its cue from Bomb Jack with ...
THE SIMPSONS
REGIONAL DIFFERENCES BONUS FUN CONVERSION CAPERS BOSS RUSH THE JAPANESE VERSION MADE THINGS EASIER WITH MORE PICK-UPS THEY DID THE MASH, THE BUTTON MASH TAKING THE FAMILY OUT OF THE ARCADE THE BADDI...
THE MAKING OF ENTER THE MATRIX
IN THE KNOW DEVELOPER HIGHLIGHTS ASSEMBLING THE MATRIX DISSECTING THE MATRIX
» PUBLISHER: ATARI EARTHWORM JIM SYSTEM: VARIOUS BLURRING THE LINE BETWEEN MOVIE AND GAME MUCH MORE THAN JUST DODG...
VIRTUAL REALITY GETS A VIRTUAL REVIVAL
HISTORICAL DIGS
» [Mega Drive] Nuclear Rush is an uncomplicated shoot-’em-up distinguished primarily by its early VR support.
Here are two more VGHF source material deep dives
Ba...
SMASH GETS SMASHED
» It remains to be seen if the change of ownership will affect SNK’s overall business strategy and development operations.
The
Super Smash Bros tournament scene has long had a stra...