Villordsutch recently managed to speak with Sam Dyer from Bitmap Books, the man behind Sinclair ZX Spectrum: The Visual Compendium, Commodore 64: a visual Compendium and also Commodore Amiga: a visual Commpendium, the latest book that has just entered Kickstarter with a fairly massive bang is the Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom: a visual compendium… Villordsutch: Firstly congratulations […]
The Top 100 Your Sinclair ZX Spectrum Games: #72– Hijack
With the simple life of bringing love to your girl behind us with Popeye, our world has become somewhat more troublesome in Hijack, which lands at Number #72 in the Your Sinclair Top 100. A game in which the fate of hostages around the world arrive on your desk within the Pentagon. In our first game within […]
Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour Teaser Review
Chris Cooper reviews Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour… The Resident Evil series is in an odd state. Whilst RE5 and RE6 attempted to head-shot it with their ridiculous focus on action the Revelations side series has acted like a green herb, bringing it back from the brink and giving me hope for the future. I […]
Video Game Review – The Dark on ZX Spectrum
Villordsutch reviews The Dark on ZX Spectrum… With the recent re-energising of DOOM and with Quake making an appearance at E3 2016 [Follow all of our E3 2016 coverage here] it seems the classic FPS shooters are once again on the rise again, so with this it’s time to really take it old school as we […]
The Top 100 Your Sinclair ZX Spectrum Games: #73– Popeye
With the brilliant Pang passing us by yesterday we arrive at the second game in the Your Sinclair Top 100 from dk’tronics and also Don Priestley (the last being Maziacs), however this game is one of the first television tie-ins Don will be tackling in a rather bright and large way; we’ve arrived at the […]
Report – Play Expo at Braehead Arena Glasgow
Scott Watson reports from the Play Expo at Braehead Arena Glasgow… Replay Events have been running the Play Expo series of gaming festivals across the UK for a number of years now, but this was their first visit to Glasgow with the event. It felt very much like they were finding their feet with it as well on […]
The Top 100 Your Sinclair ZX Spectrum Games: #74– Pang
After a succession of not overly enjoyable games – with the final one being Wriggler – it’s great to finally pick up a game that not only rings back from the past with some brilliant gaming memories, but within the opening few rounds still shows you that the gameplay has been retained after a quarter of a century. […]
The Top 5 Worst ZX Spectrum Games Ever!
Villordsutch wades through the Top 5 worst ZX Spectrum games ever… As I’ve worked my way through the annals of Speccy games [follow my Your Sinclair Top 100 here], I’ve come across a fair few games, that in all honesty, I personally don’t feel should even be allowed into the sunlight. Granted at a point […]
Quake – The Game That Changed First Person Shooters Forever
It was two decades ago when a team known for some of the most insane and popular games of those times – Wolfenstein 3D, followed by the legendary Doom – has built a brand new game engine. The engine needed less resources than the games you play today at the red flush casino website that […]
The Top 100 Your Sinclair ZX Spectrum Games: #75– Wriggler
After Three Weeks in Paradise yesterday which came from a software house that had programmers at desks creating games, music composers for title music and art departments for posters and cassette inlays ,we turn to Number #75 in this Your Sinclair Top 100 which is called Wriggler – a game completely designed by a schoolboy. It wasn’t just […]
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