The truth is that we are so used to such irreverent and horny proposals from the always great and enigmatic Mojon Twins programmers, that when they develop a somewhat more serious and formal game, it even seems strange to us. But we must admit that it is (...)

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. (...)

Our brave knight strikes again three years later. Independent of the first part and with an own life, both in its concept and in its development, as happened with the game in which it is inspired, a true classic known not as the second part of Knightmare, (...)

Little more can be said about the emblematic Japanese company Konami, within the video game world, that has not already been written; but when it is done to talk about its specific titles for the MSX standard (predominant by far in the Japanese country ov (...)

Also known as "El Bosque Maldito" (The Cursed Forest), this game was the first issue of the "Astrodata 3000" collection, and also the first of the adventures of Guss de Run and Enter, a half-human robot that would be your adventure partner. Made in Bas (...)

Although initially programmed for MSX in 2006, Lemonize was encouraged years later to also make a version for the ZX Spectrum and, a little later, its adaptation for the minority and unfairly unknown ColecoVision console, with magnificent results, somethi (...)

Last of the thirteen installments in this series published by Hobby Press, which included various games and utilities (most in Basic) that accompanied many of us in our first steps with the Spectrum. I must admit that I was not a big fan, the Load 'n' (...)

Twelfth of the thirteen installments in this series published by Hobby Press, which included various games and utilities (most in Basic) that accompanied many of us in our first steps with the Spectrum. I must admit that I was not a big fan, the Load ' (...)

Eleventh of the thirteen installments in this series published by Hobby Press, which included various games and utilities (most in Basic) that accompanied many of us in our first steps with the Spectrum. I must admit that I was not a big fan, the Load (...)

We add the Amstrad CPC version, which is not presented in the traditional tape or disk formats (or even the CPC + cartridge), but in the modern Danadator format. You can burn it to the ROM of this or play it in your favorite emulator. (...)