Interview with Hector Caurla the “Commodore Italian”…

Intervista a Luca Crisafulli: 20 anni di programmazione e giochi in casa Commodore

Intervista of Luke Crisafulli: 20 years of planning and Commodore games at home

Written by RGP on Mar 21, 2013 | 4 Comments

Come i più attenti di voi sapranno non ho mai fatto mistero della mia estrema passione per la piattaforma Amiga pur apprezzando anche il Commodore 64 e lo ZX Spectrum... Per questo motivo dopo le interviste a Ettore Caurla, Carlo Santagostino ed Eugenio Ciceri tocca a Luca Crisafulli raccontarci la sua esperienza di programmatore Amiga e molto altro...

Shinobi (1987)

Written by RGP on Mar 9, 2013 | 0 Comments

Everyone of us has lived at the turn of the 80s, can not be left indifferent to "some" forms of entertainment typical of those years: coin-op, personal computers and the first home console was a must for every teenager at the time, equivalent to today have a smartphone or a last generation console ...

Intervista a Francesco Carlà: una vita per il Simulmondo…

Interview with Francis Carlà: a life for Simulmondo…

Written by RGP on May 8, 2012 | 4 Comments

After years of chasing Retrogaming Planet has finally managed to snatch a long interview with Francis Carlà, the historical founder of Simulmondo, first Italian videogame software house, and pioneer of the study of journalism and videogames,...

Hard Drivin’ (1988)

Written by RGP after he 1, 2012 | 4 Comments

Hard Drivin 'is a driving game published by Atari in 1988 but that, unlike the various Out Run, Pole Position and the like, allows the player to sit in a real cockpit to give life to a "race" town car ...

Infernal Runner (1985)

Written by RGP on Mar 4, 2012 | 12 Comments

In 1985 Loriciel published by the Commodore 64 ed Amstrad CPC, INFERNAL RUNNER in which play as a bespectacled character trapped in a sort of "House of Horrors"... The game was originally developed for Commodore 64 of Mr Short and Michel Koell and subsequently converted for Amstrad CPC by the great Eric Chahi, the future creator of that masterpiece for the Amiga by the name of Another World...