So some people are asking what is happening to RetroCopy. Is it being worked on at the moment? When will the final version of v1.0 be ready?
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Action Fighter was originally an arcade game, but was later ported to several systems. The version I am familiar with is the Sega Master System version.


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If you happen to be from Germany, or understand German, I just discovered RetroCopy (v0.960) has been video reviewed by someone from Germany on YouTube.
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I have lots of RetroCopy themes waiting to get online, and one of them is Great Soccer.


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Also bad games need a RetroCopy theme! Super Tennis (Great Tennis in Japan) is one of those games.


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allgoodthings.tv recently posted a review of RetroCopy. The article also contains a short interview with me. Click here to read it.
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Yesterday I watched the 2010-remake of "The Wolfman", which of course is based upon Universal's classic monster movie bearing the same name, from 1941. The remake was pretty average and I have to say I like the original better. After watching the movie I decided to spend a couple of hours making a new RetroCopy Master System theme, and what better game to do than Wolfchild?


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Most people who owned TransBot probably did because it was the cheapest game in the store. Being one of the earliest Mark III/Master System games, it still has its place in Sega history though.


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The bad thing about living in the present, is we don't live in the past. And the bad thing about not living in the past, is there are no forthcoming simplistic 8-bit games being released for our simple, but fun and charming, 8-bit consoles, which we can look forward to. They have all been released decades ago, and while times have moved on and kids today play advanced 3D shooters which take a year to complete, on advanced consoles with a billion bits, some of us still like to play our simple side scrollers from our past. That is what RetroCopy is for! But it would be fun if we could have some new games to look forward to as well. New games, done in a retro style to mimic the way games used to look.
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Teddy Boy was one of the first games I got for my Sega Master System, and it was also one of the first games ever made for the system. In fact, it was a launch title when the Sega Mark III was released in Japan on October 20, 1985, released as a card game ("My Card" with red box).


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