Frank Gasking    New Deal Productions Platforms: Commodore Amiga and Atari ST Darkland is a very neat looking action game that was in production for the Atari ST and Commodore Amiga back in by New Deal Productions. It seems the company Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    Jens and Mattias Thorsen Platform: Sinclair QL Our first ever Sinclair QL title into the unreleased games archive which is Games That Weren’t, and thanks to Anonymous Contributor for the heads up. Much of the following is based from Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    Spinnaker Software Windham Classics Platforms: Commodore GTW entry , Apple II and possibly DOS A short entry for a title highlighted by contributor Ricky Derocher, and which was due for release back in by Windham Classics the same Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    Ocean Software France Platforms: Commodore Amiga and Atari ST Adidas Golden Shoe is not to be confused with Adidas Championship Football. The team and the graphics are completely different for both games and as contributor Hoagie flags up, Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    Mirage Software S Crew Platform: Commodore Amiga Sadly with the decline of the Amiga in later years, it resulted in many titles being thrown onto the scrapheap. Joy of Killing was yet another casualty from all of this, Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    Atari Platform: Atari Jaguar Battlezone was one of the early planned titles for the Atari Jaguar and mentioned in various magazines over a period of time, but it was never to surface or did it in some Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    Exponentia Platform: Commodore Amiga Elemental Force tells the story of a once thriving city protected by a gem that ensured peace and stability. However, when a malevolent figure steals the gem and hides it across four elemental worlds water, fire, Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    Origin Platforms: PC and DO Also known as: Chopper Assault In a winter CES feature in a issue of Power Play, a new game by Origin was reported as being in development. Chopper Attack was being developed by Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    And that is a wrap for . Merry Xmas and happy holidays to everyone Thank you all for your kind support in what has been a tough year and hope you have enjoyed the archive this year. Having a well Continue reading ’

Frank Gasking    Whilst processing Archer’s Atari ST disks, we found a few bits of software and prototypes which are believed to be missing, or are at least marked as so at our friends at https: www.atarimania.com First up is a strange prototype of Continue reading ’