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This Week In Games Australia: Lego Star Wars, Dogs With Guns, And A Mystery In Singapore
1The week ahead in games is a proper genre buffet. We’ve got platformers, we’ve got sports games, classic RPG remakes, loot ’em ups, puzzlers, and even a retro console. We’re also making a little change to the headline, just to differentiate us from our US friends’ own TWIG piece. Righto, what’s on for this week?…
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Video Game Stamps Pay Tribute To The Classics, In Case You Ever Actually Need To Send A Letter
Britain’s Royal Mail is about to launch a series of stamps paying tribute to the country’s biggest and best video game creations from days of old, from Tomb Raider to Elite to Wipeout to Sensible Soccer.
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The Big Question: Amiga Or Commodore 64
When I was very growing up, I was fortunate enough to have two sets of family friends. One owned the glorious gaming machine that was the Commodore 64, while another was a computer loving family that grew up with a couple of Amiga machines.
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One Game, Many Versions
Defender of the Crown, first released in 1986 on the Amiga, was at the time one of the best-looking video games ever released. Or, at least it was on the Amiga. Some of the game’s ports to other systems weren’t quite so hot, yet in today’s world of YouTube nitpicking they remain useful as examples…