Acorn Arcade is a computing resource website with a focus on the RISC OSoperating system and its gaming scene. It has been recognised by Acorn User magazine and was an award winner at the Wakefield Acorn Computer Show.
History
Acorn Arcade was founded in 1997 by Alasdair Bailey and Graham Crockford. It was awarded the 1998 Wakefield Acorn Spring Show 'Best Acorn enthusiast website'[2] and was listed in Acorn User as "the leading website for information on current RISC OS game developments".[3]
Its contents were incorporated into The Icon Bar in 2006.[4] It has been selected for inclusion by editors in at least one web directory,[5]
Main features
The original site featured RISC OS articles, news, game reviews and other media.[6][7] Since its merger with The Icon Bar, the site showcases that news content under its own skin, while retaining its own separate game-related areas.
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Johnson, Trevor (April 2011), "Meet Jeffrey Lee", Archive: The Subscription Magazine for RISC OS Users, Glastonbury: Abbey Press, pp. 14–18, OCLC222434223, The Icon Bar [...] sometime in 2006, when the Acorn Arcade content was merged in.
^Williams, Chris (2004-02-26). "AcornArcade to re-release Cooper classics". Drobe. Retrieved September 3, 2011. AcornArcade have announced today that they've been given permission to re-release, for free online, classic RISC OS games developed by Tom "Berty" Cooper.