Two years after the release of Tintin in Tibet, Infogrames and Bit Managers were embarking on the conversion of another Tintin album, The Temple of the Sun. This time there was no version for the SEGA Game Gear, so the Spanish group only took care of t (...)

We are a page that was born retro and will continue to be fundamentally retro while it lasts, but that does not mean that we cannot touch other areas; Furthermore, there is also no standard measure of what is or is not retro, and what is not retro today w (...)

Songs and movies are remastered ... and video games are not far behind, being as they are one of the structural legs of entertainment. Pyro's Commandos saga was a true success, an international outrage that left little all the achievements of the Spani (...)

Hugo was a well-known character from an interactive game created in Denmark, which had great success in Spain in the early 90's on Telecinco, inside the Telecupón container. The objective was to guide the character through the landline, and the truth is t (...)

Bit Managers (formerly New Frontier) not only worked on consoles with Infogrames, but also with Acclaim or Laguna, with some products focused directly on the German market. Hugo 2 was one of these products. Hugo was a well-known character created in De (...)