Interview:
Packrat Video Games
Interview Martijn Wenting (ReVival Studios)

History:
Colorvision (Bazin/Romtec)

Test Bench:
Cuttle Cart 3 (Intellivision)

Odyssey2 feature:
the hidden face of the Odyssey2

Tests:
· KTAA
· Shark Hunter
· Spider-Man

Report:
Retro Gaming Connexion 2007

CGE Report:
Museum

ReVival Issue #35

Home console tests
· Puzzle Piece Panic
· Karous
· Phantom II / Pirates
· Blast Arena Advance
· Trigger Exelica
· Woody Pop
· and more

Vectrex Wraps

Master System/Mark III
specific paddle controller games

Interview:
Super Fighter Team

AtariVox ... Populi + tests:
· Strat O Gems deluxe
· Astar
· Fall Down

CGE 2K7 REPORT

ReVival Issue #34

Home console tests
· Beggar Prince (Megadrive/Genesis)
· Atomic (Jaguar-CD)
· Last Hope (Dreamcast)
· Double Feature #1 (Jaguar-CD)
· Same Game and Robots (Intellivision)
· Flash Koibito Kun (WonderSwan)
· Police Bust (Supervision)
· 3D Lord of the Robots (Vectrex 3D Imager)

VecFlash USB

Features:
Commodore C64TV

Atari VCS 2600 features:
· Blip Footbll
· Santa Simon (7800)
· Medieval Mayhem
· Haunted Adventure Trilogy
· Phantom II / Pirates
· ToyShop Trouble

ReVival Issue 33

Home consoles tests:
· Flash Koibito Kun (WonderSwan)
· A VCS Tec Challenge(Atari VCS 2600)
· Under Defeat (Dreamcast)
· Soulstar (Sega CD)
· Last Hope (Neo Geo AES)
· Colorclash (Vectrex)
· Vector 21 a fistful of wildcards (Vectrex)

Colecovision features:
Homebrew on Colecovision
Astro Invader, Cosmo Fighter 2
Magical Tree and Atarimax 128 in 1

Jaguar features:
Seaplane preview, Attack of Mutant Penguins and Diam-Jag

All about MB Microvision!

ReVival issue 32

Interview: NG.DEV.TEAM Last Hope (Neo-Geo & Dreamcast)

Home consoles tests:
· Dr Hauzer (3D0), Mental Kombat (Atari VCS 2600)
· Under Defeat (Dreamcast), Chip Chap Kick (Nec Pc-FX)
· Force Striker: Burning Fists (Sega CD)
· Power Strike 2 (Sega Master System)

Vectrex features:
Spikes Circus, Space Frenzy, Vector 2, Debris EE (review)

Jaguar features:
Project Apocalypse, Gorf Classic, Fight for Life: beta

Plus, Arcades at home, "Nomad" features and Tests:
Rally Pop (GP32), Virtual Bowling (Virtual Boy)

ReVival Issue #31

· Jaguar Total Carnage
· Intellivision Defender of the Crown Development
· Dreamcast Cool Herders
· Vectrex Debris
· and MUCH more!

ReVival Issue #30

including such features as:

· Atari 7800 Cuttle Cart
· Duranik's Bonus Cartridge
· Several New Vectrex Titles
· and MUCH more!

ReVival Issue #29

· Programming your Atari Jaguar

· Interview with Johaness Graf of Duranik

· Extensive coverage for Intellivision, Jaguar,
Nuon, Vectrex, Super CD-Rom 2, Wonderswan,
Lynx, GP32, NeoGeo Pocket Color,
Dreamcast, and more!

"History is replete with the insanity of war, of groups going on unobserved, attacking when least expected. And almost fatally, underestimating their abilities to fight, and die, for their cause. The Ideoclan were just the latest in this long line of groups thinking that only they should dominate, and their way of life, rule.

History is also full of the heroics of those who despite the odds stand up above all the rest. It was my pleasure to be the C.O. to the 357th JMFAS Gyruss Squadron. Above all else, they proved their abilities to adapt to changing enemy tactics, destroying vast enemy resources, in particular their fighters and satellites, and inflicting enormous damage to the Ideoclan. That their carrier, the Lexington, was individually targeted by no less than a legion of Ideoclan
fighters says something of their fighting ability. There were other squadrons that may have destroyed more, but the 357th proved to be the trump card in many a situation. Which is why they were the
highest decorated unit of the Ideoclan War. Many books have been written of the Ideoclan War, "Stepping Stones to Victory" by Stephen Ambrose V, "Victory Achieved, Freedom Won" by the Rev. L. McCreary II, Chaplain of the 13th Fighter Group, "The Ideoclan" by P.F. Hunt III, and "The War Was Won at Mars!" by Adm. Al "Fighting Al" Albergottie are all highly recommended. The 357th was a remarkable group of people, this book is their story."

Col. W.L. Barts,
Commanding Officer
13th Fighter Group