This game card belongs to a videogames compilation, so you will find in it a list with the links to the cards of the games, plus all the material that is listed below. If it has a review, it could be found after the list. (...)

Thanks to GBMan, we put at your disposal the PC version of the game... Which may be the worst in terms of quality and possibilities. A conversion of MAD (Gonzo Suárez and Javier Fáfula) (...)

Only a year after the first part, this second one appeared, due to the success and good reviews achieved, in which there are really no major noticeable differences, being healthy continuity, with the same game philosophy and just as intuitive in its devel (...)

Finally we can put at your disposal the C64 version in Spanish of this Opera classic, based on the creation of Nacho and Azpiri. Thanks to Sergio Bordón for sending us the game preserved by Alejandro Conde. (...)

This is a great amateur game made by two students from the University of Alicante, for the annual video game creation contest CPCRetroDev (2019), dedicated to the wonderful Amstrad CPC 464 computer; they were winners among more than 30 candidacies in thei (...)

I think that all lovers of the retro universe are aware of what the fascinating Spanish company Dinamic meant in the world of videogames, due to the enormous quality of practically all their games until their disappearance. with the advent of 16 bits. (...)

We have added the Gunstick version for MSX, thanks to Francesc Audi, who also sent us (two months ago, sorry!) cover, manual and media scans, and some other stuff that you will see soon. (...)

Except very exceptional cases, all simulators have and will always have the drawback of monotony, and this wonderful title is no exception. The truth is that you can't say any negative thing, because it is exquisitely well done, the car is very good and e (...)

Compilation published by Bitmap Soft with two games that are revamped versions from the two classic Nanako games for the Amstrad. For Spectrum users it was a shame that it was released only an Amstrad version. But if you are the lucky holders of a CPC, (...)

A lot has happened since this great arcade classic came out for the Amstrad CPC in 1987, with which the Japanese from Taito Corporation had blown up the arcades just a year before, just as they used to do almost always with each new game they released. Un (...)