Back in 2015, Nintendo released the first game in the “Super Mario Maker” series for the Nintendo Wii U platform, later porting it to the 3DS handheld the following year. Created in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the release […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It goes without saying that a big trend in retro games these days are those classic “mini” systems that have sweeped the community in recent years. Mini systems for consoles from Atari, Nintendo, Sony, Coleco, Commodore, Mattel, SNK and others […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Homebrew development, both in the software and hardware aspects, have taken retro gaming by storm over the past 2 decades. With the availability of equipment that can mimic original developer tools from the original era, have not only made it […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
By Indy1988 When the Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest series (or Dragon Warrior to some people) were released to the public, they defined what makes a role-playing game. These games went beyond pencil-and-paper stats and long hours of leveling up a wizard or warrior. Video games made this possible … Continue reading The post […]
By Indy1988 When the Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest series (or Dragon Warrior to some people) were released to the public, they defined what makes a role-playing game. These games went beyond pencil-and-paper stats and long hours of leveling up a wizard or warrior. Video games made this possible … Continue reading The post […]
One of the more successful retro video game throwbacks came to us originally in 2012, when Vblank Entertainment first released “Retro City Rampage”, which gave gamers a title with the look, feel and setting of the mid-1980s. This example of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Over decades, there has been a wide selection of games published focused around the Belmonts. Of course, I am talking about Konami’s classic “Castlevania” series. A video game staple in the action-horror genre since 1986, it had been announced that […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…