Back in 2010, Google created an interactive version of Pac-Man, in the form of one of their “Google Doodles”. You were able to play a complete game on your web browser on the main screen of their search engine. In […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It seems Atari isn’t the only entity issuing cease and desist legal warnings at the moment, as news has begun to circulate that a promising fan-made HD remake of Super Mario 64 has been taken off various hosting sites at the request of the Japanese firm.
It seems Atari isn’t the only entity issuing cease and desist legal warnings at the moment, as news has begun to circulate that a promising fan-made HD remake of Super Mario 64 has been taken off various hosting sites at the request of the Japanese firm.
This post is written by Jake Parr. After the immense success of Duke Nukem 3D, it was only a matter of time until companies started to crank out some expansion packs. Duke it Out in DC, was developed by Sunstorm Interactive and published by WizardWorks Software in 1997. This was no cesspool of trashy fan-made maps, but […]
For nearly two decades the team over at SMSPower have been hard at work to preserve Sega’s 8-bit history. Alongside their efforts to document the rich software library, the fan site have also been key players in getting long lost and unreleased titles into retro gamer’s hands. The latest of their efforts brings into play […]
Several years ago a collection emulation fanatics banded together to give one of the greatest adventures of all time a visual overhaul. The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina of Time High Definition Retexture Pack was a downloadable patch that transformed the 1998 classic into a more detailed quest, using high quality textures and other trickery too. […]
In 1993 Nintendo re-released the first four outings in the Super Mario Bros series for the Super Nintendo – a compilation which included the never seen before Japanese sequel known as The Lost Levels. As great as Super Mario All-Stars was, some would argue that the games are best enjoyed on the NES. Through what […]
Released: 2004 Genre: Survival Horror Format reviewed: Xbox Publisher: MC2: Microids Developer: Hydravision Entertainment Obscure is not an amazing game. It has clunky controls, a silly plot and some rather bland monsters for a survival horror game. This oddity for the PC, Xbox and PS2 is certainly worth your time however and not just because […]
Just weeks after their initial announcement, Studio Dustmop have released their very first Nintendo NES homebrew on physical cartridge. Star Versus is the latest title to hit the 8-bit system, one mixing a unique blend of shoot-em-up action with a hint of intergalactic brawling.
Camera apps for iOS devices are pretty common on Apple’s App Store. The sheer number of them is bewildering, and they all profess to add something new to your photos – be that new frames, colours or tints. Until now though, being able to simulate how your images would look if displayed through retro gaming […]