In 1999 GT Interactive released 40 Winks on the Sony PlayStation. This somewhat forgotten 3D platformer arrived at a time when just about everyone was experimenting with the genre, so it comes as no surprise that the Nintendo 64 port of the game was cancelled. Nearly two decades later and the retro publisher Piko Interactive […]
Back in 1998, GT Interactive had announced a platformer game for the Nintendo 64 called “40 Winks”, which was later cancelled and ultimately never released to the public. (Yes, a PlayStation version was published, but the N64 version never got […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Author: sull56ivan2010 Personally, I find Midway overrated. Their sports lineup, for the most part, doesn’t wow me compared to games from EA, Sega, and a handful of other companies. That being said, NBA Jam is one of the very few exceptions. The blockbuster 1993 arcade game got its ports handled … Continue reading The post […]
This is a reminder that tonight is the night for our brand new weekly terrestrial FM radio show dedicated to the world of video game music, called “VGM on FM”! For this evening’s episode, we will be showcasing game music […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Commodore Amiga had so many amazing exclusive games that everyone should try! Here’s a few more:
Good evening fellow gamers! Our second episode of “The RGN Files” podcast has now been uploaded for your listening pleasure. Get up to speed on what has been going on in the world of retro video gaming over the past […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
One of the retro computers that is quite popular for homebrewing throughout the UK is the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Despite its very limited capacity, it has an extremely loyal fan base that is second to none. A brand new game […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This week has been pretty busy in the retro video game world, specifically in the category of ROM hacks, where a previously released games programming code is altered to give gamers a new experience. But another form of dedication to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…