Games That Weren't

A popular puzzle game on the Commodore 64, Bombuzal was also being arranged for conversion to the ZX Spectrum and Amstrad CPC platforms, with work being arranged through Andromeda Software back in early 1988. A contract was arranged with a developer called Matthew Kydd, who was friends with Nigel Critten - who is known today for creating some wonderful ZX Spectrum games such as...

A lost Palace Software title from 1986 is not something you hear about every day. Stuntman appears to have been an ambitious project for its time, likely targeting emerging 16-bit platforms, but ultimately never seeing the light of day. Gaming historian Kate Willært has done a fantastic job researching and documenting the story behind the game, pulling together a detailed and i...

A small entry thanks to Bertrand / AtariMania, where Cedar Island Software very briefly advertised two games on tape for the Atari and VIC-20: Confrontation at Vega Three Triple Play Continue reading →

I was very kindly asked to take part on a new "My Collection Of" website, where they interview people about the things they collect. Of course, most of what we do is a digital archive - but creator Adam Starr was still keen do ask some questions, so here we are. Many thanks to Adam for the invite!

Two significant Atari Lynx prototype recoveries have been made thanks to the AtariAge community, and have been added to our archives as well as a result with prototypes of both Monster Demolition and Vindicators now available to explore. Both titles were part of a large haul of Atari Lynx materials recovered via the AtariAge community yesterday. Monster Demolition provides a lo...