Who doesn’t love a good movie? Everyone will have their personal preferences when it comes to the genre, but you could say that many of the classic films that have been released over the years are the types that engage a huge audience, not just a selection. Great movies often go on to inspire other […]
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Which Movies Led To The Most Successful Games?
Posted by Jimmy Brown on February 21st, 2018
Posted in Features 
Tags: Alien, Goldeneye, Jurassic Park, star wars 
Comments Off on Which Movies Led To The Most Successful Games?Revival 2013: Remember… Relive… Revive…
Posted by Dom Robinson on August 1st, 2013
For those who weren’t there, Revival 2013 was the inaugural annual retro video gaming event, held on Saturday May 18th and Sunday May 19th at Wolverhampton Racecourse. It was sponsored by Ultimarc and brought to you by Retro Revival Events and their partners Tiga, UKVAC, Retro Computer museum, Retro Review, The Centre For Computing History […]
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