Infinite Frontiers – We’re Back!
Over the last few months, regular visitors to all of our websites may have noticed that we have been somewhat quiet. We haven’t posted much […]
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Here’s what made Bryan Fuller’s “Hannibal” so amazing (as seen by a Fannibal)
Our very own Samantha Sainz visits the office of the best chef in town, as she revisits why Bryan Fuller’s “Hannibal” is a show to die for.
Infinite Frontiers YouTube Channel In 2020
We relaunched the dormant Infinite Frontiers YouTube channel in February 2019. While we launched it back in September 2016 we never really had the time […]
30th Anniversary of Infinite Frontiers This August!
It’s hard to believe but on 3rd August 2019, it is the 30th anniversary of Infinite Frontiers. As a group we have quite humble beginnings. […]
Star Trek Comic Writer, Ian Edginton Video Now Live
One of the highlights of the second season of Star Trek Discovery is the inclusion of Captain Pike. Until now, we have seen and heard […]
Choose Your Own Adventure in this Brand New YouTube-Themed Interactive Narrative
Join in as James creates a fantastic “Choose your own adventure” experience on Youtube!
Game Review: Trine Enchanted Edition (Switch)
Has the magic been lost in translation when bringing “Trine Enchanted Edition” to the Switch? Or is the trio of unlikely mates still a great indie formula? Let’s find out!
Infinite Frontiers Website Gets A Facelift
As you’re reading this, you can’t have failed to notice that the Infinite Frontiers website is looking a little different to the way it has […]
The Final Frontier Development Diary – Part 4
It’s been quite some time since I posted an update regarding the return of our Amiga Star Trek disk magazine, The Final Frontier, so I […]
Spectrum Week Starts At Infinite Frontiers
Over the next week or so, we’re going to be running a series of articles and features here at Infinite Frontiers looking at one of […]
The Final Frontier Development Diary – Part 3
Now that work was underway to bring The Final Frontier back for the Amiga, it was time to get serious! In getting some of our […]
The Final Frontier Development Diary – Part 2
Having decided to revive our Amiga disk magazine The Final Frontier, it was clear that the first major task we had after discovering the beta […]
The Final Frontier Development Diary – Part 1
As a home computer, the Amiga was in its prime in the 1990s. Programmers were pushing it to its limits and as well as the […]
Amiga disk magazine The Final Frontier makes surprise return!
In 1991, the Amiga community saw a new disk magazine join the ranks of those already available on the growing public domain scene. The Final […]
Infinite Frontiers Returns
Infinite Frontiers is a name that most of you reading this won’t be familiar with. For the last 15 years, those in Transformers fandom across […]