by Retro32UK | Jan 14, 2020 | Gaming, Nintendo Switch
Let’s face it, I didn’t get my Switch for Mario or any other triple-A Nintendo games. I got it for the huge array of indie and retro games available on the portable platform. It really is a retro powerhouse. Whilst the conventional controllers are just...
by Retro32UK | Jan 7, 2020 | Memorabilia
The Royal Mail has released details of their upcoming souvenir Stamp bundle celebrating classic UK-designed video games from the 1980s and ’90s. The set includes stamps from some of our most favourite titles including Worms, Sensible Soccer and Lemmings. The bundle...
by Retro32UK | Jan 4, 2020 | Gaming, Spectrum
The “speccy” was the first family computer to grace our household back in the 80s and it’s little rubber keys still hold fond memories. 1984 saw Daily Thompson slip on his running shoes and into our homes with this classic sports game, Daley...
by Retro32UK | Jan 4, 2020 | Amiga, Gaming
With many Commodore Amiga’s ageing into their 30’s, it’s likely that the years will have taken their toll. Whilst the Amigas have proven to be massively reliable compared to many modern consoles (looking at you Xbox 360), there is a common issue that...
by Retro32UK | Jan 4, 2020 | Amiga, Amiga CD32, Gaming
Collecting games for obscure and what some have described to me as “failed” platforms isn’t easy. Titles are often hard to come by and often command a high price. This is the unfortunate fate of the Amiga CD32. There are a tonne of games I’d...
Amiga 500 Expansion Port Cover for RGB to HDMI equipped Amiga - cable access hole
£10.00
Amiga 1200 Vented Trap Door Port Cover - Strengthened - Accelerator
£12.50
Amiga RGB to HDMI PiZero Adapter - Amiga 500 / Amiga 500+
£32.00 – £86.00
Amiga 500 Expansion Port Cover - Replacement Commodore Side left
£10.00