Having outgrown the capacity of floppy disks, Litil Divil was published on the new computers and consoles that supported optical…
Gremlin launched a new utility label in 1986 called Discovery Software, and for the ZX Spectrum repackaged several of Picturesque…
The follow-up to the original Way of the Tiger took a different approach to the genre and was closer to…
Cracking Playstation and PC racing game by Digital Illusions Creative Entertainment or DICE, a Swedish video game developer based in…
John Fletcher and StateSoft clarify the rights for the Commodore 64 conversion of Frak! by Jason Perkins.
Gremlin Graphics’ first major magazine interview came in Crash, issue 18. The magazine was controversial because of its adult-themed Dun…
Core Design was founded in 1988 by ex-Gremlin Graphics employees Chris Shrigley, Andy Green, Rob Toone, Terry Lloyd, Simon Phipps,…