The C64 games compilation SHOOT’EM UP DESTRUCTION SET 3 (previously released on tape + disk from Psytronik Software) is now finally available for digital download – only US$2.99 for six games – which is an absolute bargain!
You can read more about (or buy) the compilation right here, however, we thought we’d let you know about the key features about this value packed destruction set:
- SIX complete Commodore 64 games designed by Alf Yngve:
- Zap Fight
- Blue Beret
- Barakon – Cyborg Avenger of America
- Spy Rider
- Operation Firestorm
- Super Tau Zeta 2
- Specially coded front-ends & soundtracks by Richard Bayliss!
- Exciting in-game enhancements, special effects and power-ups!
- Musical tributes to Martin Galway & Matt Gray!
- Superb bitmap loading screens by Carl ‘Mase’ Mason!
- Fantastic inlay artwork by the legendary, Oliver Frey!
Oh yeah, this compilation is compatible with the original C64, THEC64 Mini, The C64 (Maxi) and your C64 emulator software!


Tony Temple needs no introduction for anyone that is into the classic arcade video games scene. Tony’s The Arcade Blogger site is a treasure-trove of arcade’s past, including finds like arcade coin-op promotional videos from long gone heavyweights of the arcade industry.
Well, well, well, wonders never cease to amaze us! If you are yearning for your stuff to look more like they did in the mid 80s, then this
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If you are a seasoned pinball player and have been following the scene for a while, the name Keith Elwin means fun, innovative and awesome pinball machines. For the casual pinballers that don’t know or notice who designs the pinball machines they love playing, if we were to mention Stern Pinball’s Iron Maiden or Jurassic Park, then you have Keith Elwin to thank.









image source: Stern Pinball
From the plethora of diverse and amazing panels that will take place during this year’s 

Now this is so funny and so clever, so we had to share it with you all! The sound effects are hilariously spot on!!
Another jaw-dropping creation by the French modder OktoRetroLab, posted by Recalbox, this time, the mod is a fusion of an old Tiger Electronics handheld and a Famicom – making a pretty cool FAMIGER!

source: Recalbox / OktoRetroLab
image source: Arcade Otaku via Twitter
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Whoa, LEGO and Nintendo have given us a one two punch of sets – first with their LEGO Super Mario, and now, the awesome LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System set!






source: LEGO
What is it about the need to ‘hack’ handheld systems to play old school video games? Is it the challenge (to hack), is it the fact you are doing something shady or is it purely to just play your ‘backup’ video games from gaming generations gone by?



