Ugly ducklings from spanish software (X): Positive At the latest eighties, seeing that them found no place in existing companies, a group of young boys decided to create their own software company: Positive.
(Only in spanish, please use a web translator) By The Punisher on 08/28/2008 · Comments (0)
Ugly ducklings from spanish software (IX): Zafiro Born in the golden age of the software sales, Zafiro was a company that fought against Erbe soft trying to sell the same games (available only in Spanish; please use a translator). By The Punisher on 05/01/2008 · Comments (0)
Ugly ducklings from spanish software (VI): Iber Software. Since I begun this series of articles, I never have benn so many doubts about giving the ugly duck label to a spanish company (in Spanish only, please use a web translator). By The Punisher on 02/06/2008 · Comments (1)
Ugly ducklings from spanish software (V): Juliet Software. Almost everyone remembers a lot of spanish companies because of their specially hard games, but the most remarkable thing from Juliet Software is the difficulty to pass the main menu. (only in Spanish, please use a translator). By The Punisher on 01/19/2008 · Comments (3)
Ugly ducklings from spanish software (III): Xortrapa. A company with releases of great quality, but not an star company due to the difficulty of their games. We're talking about Xortrapa (only in Spanish, please use a translator). By The Punisher on 12/14/2007 · Comments (1)
Ugly ducklings from spanish software (II): OMK. Known for being one of the few companies that published games for the Amstrad PCW, OMK (aka Omikron at their origins) is the protagonist of this article (in spanish only, please use a translator). By The Punisher on 11/28/2007 · Comments (2)
Ugly ducklings from spanish software (I): G.LL. The first of Punisher's articles about "Ugly ducklings" of spanish software: Minor companies that published not so minor games. This time: G.LL. Software (in spanish only, please use a web translator).
By The Punisher on 11/02/2007 · Comments (0)
Round table about the Videogame in Zaragoza Four coders of the Golden Age of the spanish games in a colloquy about the past, present and future of the games in Spain (in spanish only, please use a web translator). By Anjuel & Deivid on 04/14/2005 · Comments (0)
INFORMATION
In this section, the Computer Emuzone staff will write about a lot of themes, but always with an union nexus: the Golden Age of the Spanish software. Only one thing: the articles are written in Spanish language, so if you do not understand it, you can try to use a web translator.
