The visual guide to Amiga games is a new feature we'd like to present on this site. The aim of this project is to build a coffee table book presenting a selection of Amiga games in a visually pleasing way. Our dream is that, once the project is done, the book will be printed in a nice hard cover version with beautiful, thick, glossy pages brimming with gaming nostalgia. This should be the kind of book you'd leaf through with your kids, showing them the games you played when at their age; or perhaps a book that you'll show your friends so that you may reminisce about the golden years of Amiga gaming :-)
Each game will have its own spread (two pages) within the book, and these posts will contain a single spread for you to feast your eyes upon. If you have any comments or constructive criticism about the pages shown, please leave a comment to this post. So, without further ado, I present the first game in this series of posts: Bubba 'n' Stix. Hint: To fully appreciate these images, click the cogwheel in the upper right corner and choose "View Full Resolution".
We are a collection of retro gaming enthusiasts who, on a monthly basis, select and collectively play an old game. Feel free to browse our blog posts, gameplay videos etc., and if some of it sparks your interest, consider joining us in our gaming endeavours! We hang out in the forums of the excellent retro gaming podcast Retro Game Squad, so come join us and have fun playing and discussing some retro classics!
Awesome review... for those interested Simon Phipps the creator of the game did a wonderful making of article for the game...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.simonphipps.com/design/bubbanstix.htm
Simon Phipps is definitely one of my gaming heroes! He also did the design for the excellent title Rick Dangerous. If you like Spelunky, you should check out Rick Dangerous - that's where it all started if you ask me :-)
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