HOMEBREW / COMMODORE 64
One Developer Has Spent Four Years Making an Enormous New Commodore 64 Game ↗
Over four years of work, more than 800 screens and a C64 adventure that left Lasse Öörni with one free disk block.
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Part gaming journalism, part tiny independent ’zine. Here you'll find handheld reviews, conversations with the people making emulators and custom firmware, and plenty of strange gaming history.
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HOMEBREW / ZX SPECTRUM
An Original Wizball Artist Is Helping Fix the Game Nearly 40 Years Later ↗
Leigh Ashton is reviving 1987's Wizball for the ZX Spectrum, with help from original artist Mark R. Jones.
HOMEBREW / NEO GEO POCKET COLOR
Someone Is Bringing Civilisation to the Neo Geo Pocket Color ↗
Chris Ahchay is rebuilding the original Civilisation for SNK's tiny handheld, complete with settlers, cities, research and more.
CUSTOM FIRMWARE / INTERVIEW
Leaf: The Full Interview with Geekstrada and Helaas ↗
The two developers discuss Leaf for the Miniloong Pocket 1, customisation and the Pocket Nova Colorway Studio.
ODDITIES / GAME BOY
InkBoy: A Game Boy on Electronic Paper ↗
InkBoy makes Game Boy games playable at around 30 displayed FPS on a tiny e-paper screen, with clever four-shade greyscale.
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✎ A note from the desk: Between the more serious articles, interviews and reviews I write for my other site, this is my little space to have fun, tinker with Neocities and share the stories that might not quite fit over there. A work in progress, always, but that's half the fun.