Tag: Amiga
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Top Banana
Posted on this, the day of our Molyneux,
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In “videogames I haven’t thought about in years” corner, it strikes me that it took indie games approximately 30 years to reach the visual heights of the Archie/Amiga game, Top Banana. Which would be less strange if Top Banana wasn’t an early footnote in indie game history courtesy of (latterly) Pom Pom’s Miles Visman. Pom…
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SDI and A Tale Of Credits
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Wading through some old Amiga mags at the moment and last night I ended up down one of my rabbit hole things, stumbled into this old piece (again) on why and how the Amiga version of SDI ended up with curiously defaced credits. Picture, in your mind’s eye, 1987. A buoyant and flourishing games market…
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Snip Snip: Artificial Intelligence (And Why You Might Not Recognise It)
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Snip Snip is an occasional look at a magazine cutting from computer games past. Where necessary, names and addresses have been removed to protect the innocent. I’ve been playing a bit of Gods (courtesy of the PS4 remake which is fine providing you stick to the original game art) in-between other things recently. I can’t…