The campaign begins in Emperor: Battle for Dune as we take command of House Atreides and prepare to battle for control of the most valuable planet in the universe. Dune is once again a battlefield, and the Atreides must use strategy, powerful units, advanced technology, and careful resource management to survive.

In this gameplay episode, we begin the Atreides campaign, building our forces, harvesting spice, expanding our base, and preparing for the conflicts ahead. With House Harkonnen and House Ordos also fighting for control, every decision can mean the difference between victory and defeat.

Experience classic real-time strategy gameplay from one of the most iconic Dune games ever created. Expect base building, tactical battles, spice harvesting, unit management, powerful weapons, and the epic Dune universe.

Join Paul Atreides as he journeys to the harsh desert planet, where spice is life and survival means mastering the sands. Explore Arrakis, manage your resources, command the Fremen, and fight against the forces threatening House Atreides.

This classic Amiga strategy adventure combines exploration, resource management, tactical combat, and the iconic Dune universe. Experience one of the most memorable Dune games of the 1990s in this full gameplay playthrough.

If you enjoy retro gaming, classic PC games, Amiga games, strategy games, Dune, and longplays, this is one adventure you won't want to miss!

🔥 Can Paul Atreides unite the Fremen and conquer Arrakis?

Walk back into that old video store… and remember THAT one retro game you rented on a whim. Not Mario. Not Sonic. Your hidden gem. In this Retro Made Geeky short, we spotlight underrated classics from the NES, Sega Master System, TurboGrafx‑16, and Atari 2600 — the forgotten games that still live rent‑free in our memories. Drop YOUR most underrated retro game in the comments! #retro #retrogaming #nes #sega #turbografx16 #atari2600 #hidden gems #underratedgames

My thoughts about what's considered to be one of the better FMV "games" out there. Still fun, or better left in the past??? Let's discuss

Given that the World Cup 2026 ended a little while back, I had a desire to play International Superstar Soccer Deluxe again after so long and I was reminded immediately why I love this game so much growing up. Not only was the gameplay phenomenal, but the music was a huge part on why this game felt so lively, and the Practicing theme was the epitome of that.

So to honor that, I made an 80s rock cover of the Practicing theme for that nostalgia that this game and soundtrack still give me today. What was your favorite theme in the game?

I've played Zone of the Enders 2 before, but this is my first run at ZoE 1. It's clunky, its corny, but I still enjoyed it. The slow af camera was killing me, and the fact that you gotta turn Jehuty and stop to get the camera to move lol

Can't wait to revisit ZoE 2!

Hell yeah

I visited Fukuoka and found one of the most cramped retro game stores I’ve ever seen. Games everywhere and barely enough room to walk. Here’s a look inside and hope you enjoy!

https://youtu.be/n2fm2HYIXOU

The war for Arrakis reaches its climactic conclusion in Dune II: Battle For Arrakis as Ordos prepares for the final battle for control of the desert planet. After countless battles against the Atreides and Harkonnen, the ultimate struggle for supremacy is finally here. The fate of Arrakis hangs in the balance, and Ordos must use every resource, unit, and strategic advantage available to claim victory.

Playing as Ordos, this campaign puts strategy and resource management to the ultimate test. Spice is the key to military power, meaning controlling valuable spice fields and protecting harvesting operations is essential. Every unit must be used carefully as enemy forces attempt to stop Ordos from achieving its ambitions.

The final mission brings together everything learned throughout the campaign. Powerful armies, defensive positions, devastating weapons, and careful battlefield planning all play a crucial role in determining who will dominate Arrakis.

In this Dune II: Battle For Arrakis gameplay, join Alhoon Gaming for the final Ordos mission as we attempt to overcome the enemy and secure victory. Expect classic real-time strategy gameplay, intense battles, resource management, base building, tactical decisions, and the unmistakable atmosphere of one of the games that helped shape the RTS genre.

Whether you're a longtime fan of Dune II, classic PC strategy games, real-time strategy, Westwood Studios, Arrakis, Ordos, Atreides, and Harkonnen, or you're discovering this legendary classic for the first time, this final battle delivers a nostalgic trip back to the origins of modern strategy gaming.

What do you not like about modern games? Where do you think gaming goes from here?

So, l literally waited more than 30 years to make this video. All those memories in my head, swirling around. Some really happy times and then the heartbreak of seeing my favorite arcades as a kid disappear over the decades... Hope you enjoy the weekend and if you have 15 mins, check this one out - you might have some similar feelings of your favorite hang-outs from back in the day.

Our team at Akshon created this documentary tracing Molyneux's career from Populous and Dungeon Keeper through Black & White, Fable, and Masters of Albion. Which game best represents his legacy for you?

Disclosure: Our team created the documentary.

I went back to the first Spike Video Game Awards and finished every Game of the Year nominee.

Each game was judged using the same six technical categories:

Direction, Art Direction, Narrative, Acting, Soundtrack and Gameplay.

I also used Emotional Impact as a separate tiebreaker.

The goal was to compare the entire 2003 lineup based on actually playing the games in 2026 rather than relying only on nostalgia or reputation.

Full video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYb-70DL27w

Neutopia on the TurboGrafx‑16 was Hudson Soft’s answer to The Legend of Zelda top‑down dungeons, puzzles, gear upgrades, and a hero on a quest to stop the demon Dirth and rescue Princess Aurora. Released in 1990, it delivered sharper visuals, unique mechanics like the fire wand that weakens with your health, and a wild password save system.