Analogue has cranked up the hype machine again, teasing the Analogue 3D, an FPGA recreation of the Nintendo 64. Here’s what we know.
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Atari 2600+: “Atari” is back to flogging the nearly-dead horse
The Atari 2600+ might seem like a good idea at first glance, but there are a few problems with this reimagined classic…
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Retro Game Shopping In Japan 2023: Are The Good Times Really Over?
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.
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Anko RGB Wireless Controller Review: Fair value
The Anko RGB Wireless Controller works reasonably well across Switch, PC, PS3/4 and mobile, but you aren’t buying premium quality here.
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Retro Game Of The Week: DecAthlete/Athlete Kings (Sega Saturn)
DecAthlete (or Athlete Kings in PAL territories) is your standard button-mashing track and field game with a difference. That difference? Fun.
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Retro Game Of The Week: Kid Klown In Crazy Chase (Super Famicom)
Kid Klown In Crazy Chase is this week’s retro game of the week, but is it still worth playing? Let’s take a trip to clown town…
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Retro Game Of The Week: Sanrio World Smash Ball! (Super Famicom)
By all rights, I should loathe a deliberately cutesy Hello Kitty themed game. Instead, I adore it. Here’s why Sanrio World Smash Ball is a must-add to your Super Nintendo collection.
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Retro Game Of The Week: The Punisher (Mega Drive, Arcade)
Marvel’s anti-hero The Punisher is a perfect fit for the late 80’s-early-90’s scrolling beat-em-up template, but it’s not an inexpensive game to add to your collection… at all.
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Australian Pinball Museum Nhill Walkthrough And Review
My EV trek to Adelaide wound me through all sorts of interesting tiny regional towns. Including Nhill, which houses the truly excellent Australian Pinball Museum. You should visit. Here’s why.