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The two original developers of ZSNES zsKnight and _Demo_ are back! Introducing Super ZSNES. Re-written completely from scratch, this GPU-powered SNES emulator is here to bring you the following: some of what is familiar, some of what's new, and then some of what goes beyond. In today's episode we take a closer look at the inner workings of Super ZSNES, and discuss why I think it is a very exciting breakthrough in 16-bit tile-based emulation. Available Here - https://www.zsnes.com/ Support Super ZSNES ...

Gameplay videos and download links of new games for ZX Spectrum that came out in April 2026. I played using Spectaculator emulator on PC. The timestamps and download links are below, remember to donate games to support the developers. Check the other ZX Spectrum videos here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrci3j7SD9aqphwkYjSj7CiBsyaKVFhVQ and feel free to share, comment, like and subscribe the channel. 00:00 Cover 00:03 Bloodstone intro 00:46 gameplay https://epsiloncool.itch.io/bloodstone 03:52 ...

Behind enemy lines with only your wits and a knife! Watch the full longplay of Airborne Ranger for the Commodore 64. Released in 1987 by the legendary MicroProse, Airborne Ranger is a masterclass in tactical stealth and action. Unlike the "run and gun" shooters of the era, this game requires careful planning, resource management, and a silent approach. You are a lone ranger dropped deep into enemy territory to complete high-stakes missions ranging from sabotage to prisoner rescue. In this full ...

A deep dive into the early years of Sinclair User, the first all‑singing, all‑dancing ZX Spectrum magazine. This special mini‑series explores the magazine’s formative 1982–1983 era—long before Your Spectrum and Crash arrived to shake up the newsstand. Across four episodes, I revisit the news, features, reviews, type‑ins, and quirky articles that defined Sinclair User: The Early Years. In this episode, I cover the first six issues of the magazine, spanning April to September 1982. ...

In part 2 of Sinclair User: The Early Years, we take another deep dive into the the first all‑singing, all‑dancing ZX Spectrum magazine. This special mini‑series explores the magazine’s formative 1982–1983 era—long before Your Spectrum and Crash arrived to shake up the newsstand. Across four episodes, I will revisit the news, features, reviews, type‑ins, and quirky articles that defined Sinclair User: The Early Years. In this episode, I cover issues 7 to 12 of the magazine, spanning ...