Britt was recently lucky enough to grab some time with one of our fave YouTubers Kim Justice who consistently creates awesome retro gaming video content on the Kim Justice YouTube channel.
This is an interview you just don't want to miss!
06/07/2018
05/07/2018
⚽️💩 Episode 17: Super Cup Soccer - 1992 - Jaleco - SNES Football Games Were Shite 💩⚽️
🎮"Join Jim Jaleco as we explore Super Cup Soccer on the SNES.
Is it Super?
Well, you'll have to find out exactly that by joining Jim as he explores what makes this arcade video game tick..."🎮
04/07/2018
🤜🏻✋🏻Thom & Ross From Gonarchs Lair Talk Alex Kidd Cosplay, Homemade Sauce and Pac Man Stickers 🤜🏻✋🏻 @gonarchslair
The Lads From The Audaciously Awesome Podcast "Gonarch's Lair" Take A Break From The Lair To Answer Some Games Freezer Questions So As You Can Get To Know Thom and Ross a Bit More Intimately...
Grab yourself a head crab and sit back and read all about the deadly duo!
03/07/2018
🏆⚽️ Legendary Eleven - Ten Minute Taster - "A Large Dose Of Arcade Football!" ⚽️🏆
🎮 " A game of Legendary Eleven will bring a smile to your face and a spring to your step in a world where true arcade football games are few and far between" 🎮
02/07/2018
🛠️ Review: Die Young "A Mesh of Great Ideas in One Tasty Pot" 🛠️ #EarlyAccess #GameDev #IndieGame
Game Title: Die Young
Developer: IndieGala
Platform Reviewed: PC (Steam)
Rating: In Early Access at present.
I had never heard of Die Young before reviewing it for review, but as it was installing I was reading up on the comparisons to Rust and The Forest etc. which made me narrow my eyes a bit.
I have no issue with the survival adventure genre but it’s not something that I actively seek out. Whilst I can see the appeal of knocking up a log cabin with picket fence surround and a herb garden whilst nightly fighting off randomly spawning cannibals, it just isn’t for me.
Die Young takes a different approach which immediately made me sit up and pay attention.
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