Another update to GTW64 with the following added:

• ’Arcade Classics 2’ entry added!
• ’Blockman’, ’Bleep Boy’ and ’Cave Wizard’ findings.
• 5 new game entries added
• 9 other game entries updated.

http://www.gtw64.co.uk

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Snes Central has been very busy and have recently added a wide range of unreleased game entries over the last month or so:

http://snescentral.edgeemu.com/index.php

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Superman on the Playstation has been dug up and checked out by the guys at Playstation Museum.  Check out the review and exclusive video clips here:

http://www.playstationmuseum.com/Support/

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Atari Protos have recently discovered a rare early prototype of Care Bears on the VCS…

http://www.atariprotos.com/

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The story of Berserker Works is similar to many software houses in the 1980s. Set up as a small company with only one or two people at the helm, it released several games over the years before running out of steam in the late 1980s, having never managed to secure the major distribution needed to gain a profitable foothold in the industry.

‘Screengrab of C64 title screen’

The difference with Berserker Works is that it was created and run by best-selling science fiction and fantasy author, Fred Saberhagen, who by the 1980s had been writing books for over twenty years.

He had seen the rising interest in computer games and believed that it would only grow, and felt it would be a good idea to create a story that would make a great computer game.

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GTW has been updated with the following:

• ‘Deadhead’ found and released
• More of ‘CJ’s 4th’ and ‘Captain Dynamo 2′ found
• Whirligig conversion confirmed.
• 11 new GTW entries added.
• 3 entries updated.

http://www.gtw64.co.uk

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Remember "Return Fire", which was a huge hit on the ill-fated 3DO platform? There was a Sega Saturn port done as well, but it never saw the light of day, as the publisher stopped the project - believing that the Saturn wasn’t going to make it.

Mr. Saturn from www.sega-network.de got in contact with the developers and convinced them to provide him a copy of the game, which is now finally available for download at http://www.sega-saturn.net/returnfire.htm.

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