Hungry Mousy (2026) by meichnpp for MSX2.
Hungry Mousy by meichnpp for MSX2
Fly a drone, deflect bullets into enemies, and feed hamburgers to a mouse girl until her tummy hits 100%. A clever little arcade idea.
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Fryolites Deluxe (2026) by Coopdevil for ZX Spectrum.
A port of a 1983 type-in that predates your usual Snake game.
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Lights Out 256b (2026) by Desire for MS-DOS.
A very, very, very tiny ‘lights out’!
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Einväder (2026) by Coopdevil for Atari 2600.
One button fires and flips your laser base’s direction. Qatsopian gliders accelerate as they descend, turning orange at 60%, then red at treble speed. Miss one landing and it’s over.
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Amazing Anne (2026) by neogames for Atari 2600.
Trapped inside your own mind, you must slide through mazes, flip switches, and escape each room before time runs out. Can you reclaim your body?
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Adrian and a Friend in Need (2026) by ntpr for Commodore 64 — A nice platformer with large worlds, lots of enemies and nasty falling spikes.
Can your reflexes save the day… and can you help Crystian?
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Mort & Phil are going to have another unofficial game for the Amiga. In Germany you may know Mort & Phil as Clever & Smart.
Mort & Phil WIP Amiga OCS
Current known information:
The new adventure of Mortadelo and Filemón arrives on our Amigas, Mort & Phil. Is a game that pays tribute to the late master Francisco Ibañez Talavera (1936-2023).
Mort & Phil is an adaptation, created with REDPILL, for the Commodore Amiga of the mobile game released in 2006 by M-solutions and B.R.B. Internacional, based on the characters created by Francisco Ibáñez and distributed in more than fifty countries across five continents.
The characters of Mortadelo and Filemón are also known worldwide as Clever & Smart (GER, NOR), Flip & Flap(GER), Paling & Ko(HOL), Mortadelo e Salaminho(POR, BRA), Flink och Fummel(SWE), Mortadella e Filémone(ITA), Dörtgöz ve Dazlak(TURK) o Mort & Phil (ENG).
The game is an a clever mix of adventure, strategy, disguises, and a dose of humor.
The agents’ mission is to rescue the Superintendent, who has been kidnapped. Players can choose either Mortadelo or Filemón, with the advantage that both characters can be switched at any time during the game. There will be challenges that only the intrepid Mortadelo (and his various available disguises) can complete, and others that will be specially designed for the confident Filemón.
The game is in the final stages of development. The level design is finished, and I’m currently testing to find any bugs I might have missed. Next, I’ll add the music and sound effects, and finally, the game will be tested by beta testers so they can tell me about any bugs and issues that only they know how to find.
The game was intended to be compatible with all Amigas, whether OCS, ECS, or AGA, which is why it’s in 32 colors. However, the 64-pixel width limitation of a parallax background for OCS/ECS Amigas led me to abandon that feature. Such a background would have looked terrible. If many users request this version, I’ll consider making one for OCS/ECS Amigas without a parallax background and without HAM screens during gameplay.
I’m making all the materials I used to create this game available to everyone. All the static screens in the game (Introduction, Menu, Game Over, etc.) were transferred from the original comic to the Amiga using Personal Paint, and then retouched pixel by pixel to make them look as good as possible. For the animated menu background, I had to find the panels from the original comic, since the one in the game was very low quality and only used two colors. I had to search through all the Mortadelo and Filemón comics that exist (almost 200!!!) and then adapt them to the Amiga format. Finally, I retouched each pixel to make it look as good as possible in 16 colors. All of this was done with the sole aim of giving the player the feeling of playing a game based on a comic.
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An animation by ArugulaZ for the Sega Master System.
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Game Sack meets Game Gear? Well, kinda. I was inspired to do this Master System animation after watching the latest episode of Game Sack. Great show, little silly at points (especially at the back end), but some darned solid video game analysis, without the screaming or dumb gimmicks of other channels.
When I find something I like, I typically send Byron out to investigate- and irritate- them. And that’s what’s happening in this brief animation, with the little bear popping up to get on host Joe Reddifer’s nerves. He’s got six quips… the CPU will select one at “random” (the randomization seed sucks), but you can force a selection by holding a button or direction as Byron lifts up his finger.
This is a real Master System ROM, and it should work on a real Sega Master System. So congratulations, Joe, you’re now a Sega Master System video game character. And all you had to do was put up with one really annoying orange bear.
(startled splash)
“Let’s get the hell out of here.”
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Slide-O-Snake (2026) by Mikebloke for Atari 7800.
Snake meets Sokoban. Now for the Atari 7800!
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Moth-Erless: A Drone’s End (2026) by astoryinpieces for Game Boy Color.
Stinger lance in hand, fight up a giant tree through tight arenas in 45-60 minutes. Your body’s degrading from nectar withdrawal.
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