Bruce Lee (2026) by TjLaZer for Amiga AGA.
Every room repainted in 256 colours Bruce keeps his golden trousers, and 2-player Yamo returns with the SMS-style auto-handback. Needs just a stock 2 MB A1200.
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Birth Of The Phoenix (2026) by thall72 for Commodore 64.
An Apple II text adventure reborn: words, puzzles and imagination only. A childhood library favourite ported all these years laters.
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Mad Mix Game R (2026) by Enrique G. Galvez for Sega Master System.
Topo Soft’s 1988 maze-chaser gets a Master System adaptation. Transform into a hippo to crush ghosts, or a tank and spaceship to fight back
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Mad Mix Game R (2026) by Enrique G. Galvez for Game Boy.
Topo Soft’s 1988 maze-chaser gets a Game Boy adaptation. Transform into a hippo to crush ghosts, or a tank and spaceship to fight back
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Parachute (2026) by Orko Ready for Amstrad CPC.
Two buttons, three boat positions, and a shark head for every parachutist you miss. Rescue 200 points for a tune, while Type B adds palm trees and random drops. High scores even save to floppy.
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Zaxxon (2026) by TjLaZer for Atari ST.
Sega’s 1982 isometric shooter rebuilt from the original arcade code, with blitter-drawn scrolling and YM2149 sound. Fuel tanks won’t destroy themselves
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Zaxxon (2026) by TjLaZer for Amiga OCS.
An arcade port to Amiga that boots off a single ADF and runs at arcade speed on both NTSC and PAL Any Amiga from A500 to A1200 can run it.
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Star Force (2026) by acidbottle for Amiga AGA.
A 1980s vertical shmup reborn on AGA, with an IM76 soundtrack Pilot the Final Star over islands drifting in space and hunt down the purser power-up.
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Motocross Maniacs (2026) by kirby2000 for ZX Spectrum 128K.
An unofficial GB conversion with eight courses, overhead loops and nitro boosts AY music, split-screen 2-player racing and hidden jet power too.
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Ghost Sweeper by 7RavenStudios for GBA
The undead have invaded your Game Boy Advance! A brand-new GBA adventure with 8 worlds, tight platforming, and cartoon horror. Built for real GBA hardware!
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