Being of a slightly newer vintage than many of you, I missed out on Enduro Racer in the arcade. I was, however, extremely familiar with the Master System game with which it shares a name – and as it happens, little else. Instead of essentially being Hang-On with more obstacles, Enduro Racer on the Master […]
In 2000 Konami released a follow up to their shipwrecked adventure Survival Kids on the Game Boy Color. Although remaining a Japanese exclusive until the series was revitalised under the new name Lost In Blue for Nintendo DS, fan translation efforts have finally brought Survival Kids 2: Dasshutsu! Futago Shima to English speaking audiences.
Last year brought around the discovery of an infinite lives glitch within Super Mario Bros, something that has laid dormant in Nintendo’s code for nearly three decades. This, however, isn’t the only secret hiding deep within the 1985 platformer. With the push of a few buttons, Princess Peach soon becomes the heroine on the timeless […]
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 […]