T-minus 3 minutes! youtube.com/watch?v=xVaJ92…

The wait is over: it was Imogen! If you missed the premiere, you can still watch the video whenever you like on my channel here youtube.com/watch?v=Z0o0-R…

Thanks so much to everyone who joined the premiere, I can now safely announce that it was the Repton series which took the #3 spot! If you missed the premiere, never fear, the video is available on my channel now: youtube.com/watch?v=sCH6Ke…

Coming in at #4 in my top 85 games for the BBC Micro countdown, it's EXILE! Often regarded as the best game ever made for the Beeb, it really is one of a kind. Watch my review here: youtu.be/x5HPXE1l104

Blasting its way into the #5 spot, it's the amazing Codename Droid: Stryker's Run Part 2! Just four games left to go in my top 85 games for the BBC Micro series, which you can watch here: youtu.be/zGJmOTKZz34 via YouTube

New blog post: in my spare time, with the kind assistance of a Snap from Alan Pope I've been drawing #BBCMicro and #AcornElectron graphics like it's 2010. Or 1986... kecskebak.hu/?p=146

In at #6 it's the amazing Sim City from Superior Software, developed by Peter Scott! You can watch the latest entry in my ongoing 'Top 85 Games for the BBC Micro' series here: youtu.be/FrUoBhs7EJw via YouTube

This absolute triumph of 8-bit coding launched a lifelong love of strategy games for me. Still blows my mind that Peter Scott managed to squeeze it into just 32k of memory!

The game that birthed an entire genre, coming in at #7 it's Citadel! The latest entry in my top 85 games for the BBC Micro countdown series... watch along here: youtu.be/5wGSsgqRDEY via YouTube

Flying in to the #8 spot, it's the Acornsoft classic Starship Command! The latest entry in my top 85 games for the BBC Micro video countdown, which you can watch here: youtu.be/ws_XItg3CU0 via YouTube

In at #9 it's the fantastic platform puzzler 'Palace of Magic' from Superior Software! You can watch the video review of it here, the latest installment in my ongoing Top 85 Games for the BBC Micro series: youtu.be/HWmitoaYzbk via YouTube

The final Top 10 is here! Claiming the #10 spot is the truly excellent Galaforce by Kevin Edwards ( Retro Videogame development ), my all time favourite arcade shooter for the Beeb 😄 You can watch my review of it here: youtu.be/9Cp1v1ZxYKI via YouTube

Colin Hoad Kevin Edwards ( Retro Videogame development ) YouTube I feel I have to reshare the photo of my children enjoying Galaforce on a real Electron 30 years after I used to play it.

Planetoid is one of my favourite BBC Micro games. A high-quality conversion of Eugene Jarvis's classic arcade game Defender ( Williams Electronics ). This version was created by the late Neil Raine and was published by Acornsoft in 1982. A brilliant, highly charged shoot-em-up.

Nick Pelling #ukcovid=corporatemanslaughter Kevin Edwards ( Retro Videogame development ) Arm ArmSoftwareDev bonus: #Repton ! 🤩

The exciting Aztec Challenge with our percussion section giving it large. Come along and hear us Kristin Czubkowski Hull this evening C64Audio / 8-Bit Symphony 🎶

Our Leeds venue may have only been open for a week, but we’re already adding new machines to the floor! See anything you like!?

Today's the day of the first rehearsal of 8-Bit Symphony... on basically the same Wednesday that Back in Time Live happened in 2001, 18 years ago.

We're pleased to see Colin the Coin's return in Coin Caverns.

☀ New release today: Repton's Journeys for the PC Windows version of Repton 2. Nine full 20-level scenarios ranging from relatively easy to very challenging! Please see superiorinteractive.com/newsletter51.h… for details. #repton #gamedev #indiedev