Why Retro Gaming Matters For Every Gamer
Gaming has come a long, long way – but that just makes it all the more important that retro gaming history isn’t left behind.
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Gaming has come a long, long way – but that just makes it all the more important that retro gaming history isn’t left behind.
Why Retro Gaming Matters For Every Gamer Read More »
One part bar, one part arcade — but is Adelaide’s Flipside Barcade worth visiting? There was only one way to find out…
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Super Wrestlemania is a disaster of a wrestling game, designed to wrestle money away from gamers and into LJN’s pockets.
Retro Game Of The Week: WWF Super Wrestlemania (SNES) Read More »
Pirate Ship Higemaru is one of Capcom’s forgotten gems; a simple action game with a cute pirate twist that’s well worth playing today.
Retro Game Of The Week: Pirate Ship Higemaru (PlayStation One) Read More »
Yoshi’s Cookie is a Yoshi game — that didn’t start life as a Yoshi game, which is presumably part of
Retro Game Of The Week: Yoshi’s Cookie/Yoshi No Cookie (SNES/SFC) Read More »
Bikkuriman World is a game based on a Japanese chocolate wafer… and it’s almost instantly recognisable if you’ve been around retro gaming for any length of time at all.
Retro Game Of The Week: Bikkuriman World (PC Engine) Read More »
If you think of it, somebody will find a way to do it. We now live in a world where it’s possible to play Doom on Bacteria… rather slowly.
You can play Doom on e.coli bacteria now. I give up. Read More »
Analogue has cranked up the hype machine again, teasing the Analogue 3D, an FPGA recreation of the Nintendo 64. Here’s what we know.
Analogue’s next console is a 4K Nintendo 64… aka the Analogue 3D Read More »
The Atari 2600+ might seem like a good idea at first glance, but there are a few problems with this reimagined classic…
Atari 2600+: “Atari” is back to flogging the nearly-dead horse Read More »
Japan is often held up as a retro game buyer’s dream, with bargains to be found lurking in every corner. That certainly used to be true, but the reality in 2023 is… well, it’s complex.
Retro Game Shopping In Japan 2023: Are The Good Times Really Over? Read More »