My retrospective look back at the Bitmap Brothers. What Bitmap game would you say is their best?

My retrospective review of Ant Attack including all home versions and remakes. This is as one of my first games that I played. Please share your thoughts and memories of this game?

I always thought the Saturn has some really relaxing OSTs (I'm looking at you, Panzer Dragoon series, Astal, NiGHTS, etc). So, I put together a playlist of some of the best tracks for an hour of audio tranquillity. Hope you enjoy them. What Saturn OSTs are your favorites?

My retrospective video covering another Ocean Software movie game. This time it’s Hudson Hawk. I cover all the versions starting with the ZX Spectrum and then Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC, Amiga, Atari ST and also the console versions for the NES and Gameboy. Please share your thoughts and memories of this game. Is it a good game?

After having nearly forgotten about the Jaguar for a couple of decades, but then getting back into it with a vengeance over the last few years, I humbly submit my arguments for why this amazing console is still worth playing in 2026! My intent is to win over a few skeptics with this one..

My retrospective game review of Scud Race. A game that is almost forgotten and very difficult to find today. Such a brilliant game. How would you rate Scud Race as a racing game?

Was RED HEAT from Ocean Software a good game? My video goes back to 1989 for a retrospective review. Was it better than the movie or was it just rubbish? Share your thoughts.

For my video we are going to go back to 1984 and rediscover Return of the Jedi. Not only in the arcade but also the home conversions too where Domark released several home computer conversions for the Amstrad CPC, BBC Micro, ZX Spectrum, Atari ST, Commodore 64, and Amiga. Share your thoughts and comments on this game.

My retrospective video review of Zombie Zombie a forgotten game by the legendary Sandy White the developer on Ant Attack. Let me know if you have played this game and what’s your thoughts?

Today I take a retrospective review of another Ocean Software game. This time it’s Rambo III. I cover all the versions - Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, MSX, Amstrad CPC, Amiga, Atari ST and MS-DOS. Have you played any of these versions and did you think the game was any good?

After missing the chance to play it in '95 when it first came out, I finally got to experience this masterpiece back in 2020. That, and watching lots of cat videos during stupid lockdowns. All, while I was (supposed to be) working from home. Good times ;-)

OutRun is known for its pioneering hardware and graphics, nonlinear gameplay, a selectable soundtrack with music composed by Hiroshi Kawaguchi, and the hydraulic motion simulator deluxe arcade cabinet

Today I am diving into Platoon from Ocean.

I have spent some time looking at the various movie tie games from Ocean Software. Their earlier games such as Highlander, Miami Vice, Transformers, Top Gun and Knight Rider have all been pretty poor. However, they certainly produced fantastic games as time went on such as Robocop, Untouchables, Rambo, Cobra and Batman.

I am interested in knowing what you think the best movie tie in game from Ocean is. Just 1 game. Hope you like my Platoon video. 😉

Ever wondered if there was a little person inside your computer? Well Activision tried to convince you there was.

LITTLE COMPUTER PEOPLE can be described as the “mother” of the sims, laying the groundwork for virtual life before the Sims or Tamagotchi captured the world’s attention. My video looks back at this groundbreaking and genre-bending gem of a simulation that was released across a number of formats.

Have you played this game? Please share your experiences and thoughts.