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Happy New Year from aGTW - December 31, 2006
Happy new year from Amiga Games That Weren’t!
We have six new entries for you: complete games No Buddies Land and In Shadow of Time plus demos of AMRVoxel, FratzenGeballer, Fatal Noise and Alchemy.
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add a comment‘GTW 64′ - Christmas update - December 24, 2006
A huge update added to GTW64, including some new titles for download at http://www.gtw64.co.uk
- Exclusive ‘Block Game’ added.
- New ‘Cydonia’ preview added.
- New ‘Savage Platforms’ findings.
- New ‘Super Galaxies’ findings.
- *47* new GTW review entries added.
- 13 updated GTW entries.
Enjoy, have a great christmas and new year!
Posted by Frank Gasking in : GTW64, News | add a commentpcGTW Christmas Update - December 23, 2006
The PC Games That Weren’t website has been updated right in time for Christmas. This time we bring you the playable remains of Zamolxe and Shenandoah: Daughter of the Stars. Moreover, we uncovered the story behind the lost Bullfrog game Genesis: The Hand of God. Enjoy and Merry Christmas!
Posted by Timo Weirich in : pcGTW, News | add a commentAnother lost games resource… - December 21, 2006
Uncovered by GTW’s Andrew Fisher, we’d like to bring to your attention another unreleased games resource which reports on a number of systems and provides screengrabs and info on a variety of things you were never to see. Unseen 64 is an Italian based site, but you should be able to get around and browse through some interesting titles…
Posted by Frank Gasking in : News | add a commentGTW Review - Apocalypse 2 (SNES) - December 17, 2006
Year/Company: 1997 Nintendo
Format: Super Nintendo
Code - Simon Nicol
Graphics - Herman Serrano
Sound - Mike Clarke
As part of an early christmas present, here are two reviews starting with this review of Apocalypse 2 on the SNES.
Ten years after Mega Apocalypse, Simon Nicol’s awesome ‘Mad Planets’ conversion was to be given the 16-bit treatment. ‘Apocalypse 2’ was born.
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Reviews | 7 commentsGTW Review - Klax (Atari 7800) - December 17, 2006
Year/Company: 1992 Atari
Format: Atari 7800
Klax never quite reached the heights of Tetris in popularity stakes, but it did entertain for a good few years for many. Think Columns, mix a bit of Tetris and out pops Klax! (who thought up that name??)
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