Doppelganger Preview (PC)
Reviewed By M. Rawlings
Pumpkin Games' WIP sequel-of-sorts to Alien Abduction (reviewed in RGCD #02), but does its unique dual-screen twist offer enough variation over the Defender theme?
Lead 8K Preview (Atari 2600)
Reviewed By J. Monkman
Modern shoot 'em up action for the grandaddy of all consoles, Lead looks set to be one of the most exciting homebrew shooters released for the 2600.
Llamasoft: The Dromedary Years
(Part One)
Article By M. Bevan
Imagine if you will, a gentler, fluffier time and place when one man and his interstellar space sheep held sway over a whole teen generation, and freaky goatoids battling packets of fags made the centrefold of Personal Computer Games magazine. RGCD takes you there, because you're worth it...
(To be continued in RGCD #04)
MMC64 (C64)
Reviewed By J. Monkman
Quite possibly the best piece of hardware for the C64 since the Action Replay, James explains why the MMC64 SanDisk cartridge is a must-have gadget for any breadbin owner.
Sonic Megamix (SMD)
Reviewed By Dudley
Taking a break from the usual remake and homebrew reviews, Dudley fires up his SMD flash cart and gives the latest Sonic rom-hack a spin.
Streambolt Desero (PC)
Reviewed By M. Rawlings
That's 'desero' as in Swedish for deserted or abandoned, don't you know. Shame really, because this one-level Gunstar Heroes wannabe ticks all the right boxes.