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How is New Amiga Console      As you’ll no doubt already be aware, the Amiga is a family of personal computers sold from 1985 by Commodore. It was host to some of the greatest games of our childhood, including Cannon Fodder, Lemmings, Syndicate, Flashback, and many many others that we don’t have time to go through here.   Personally, it’s the Amiga 500 that we remember the most fondly. It made the jump from an 8-bit CPU to 32 bits and 7 MHz of speed, along with 512KB of RAM, support for up to 4096 colors, and an internal 3.5-inch floppy drive. Overall, the Amiga range sold approximately 6 million units, which was an amazing number for any computer...

Retro Gaming Lovers Will Love It!     A new retro gaming and instant ramen bar is opening in Glasgow - and we couldn't be more excited. Situated at 146 Saltmarket, R-Cade will officially open its doors to a game-loving, noodle-munching public on January 20. The bar looks like a gamers' dream, slickly decorated and boasting classic games consoles and arcade machines dating back five decades. What a cool place! The consoles are all set up in specially designed display cabinets and range from the early days of Atari right through to the Xbox and present day. Whisper it, they even have Sega Megadrives. "The idea for R-Cade came out of my want to upcycle and save old consoles," said...