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Wizkid: The Story Of Wizball II
It must be said, Wizkid is a game with an odd atmosphere. It doesn’t quite set in until you hit Mount Wizimanjaro,…
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Fresh Cartridge reporter. Covers launches, remasters and the modern retro scene as it happens. Owns more handhelds than handbags, has opinions about all of them, and filed this bio from a Game Boy she modded herself.
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Retro Gamer 157 & Sega Archives Are Out Now!
If you’re out shopping this weekend and fancy a bit of classic gaming action, we’ve got good news for you! First up,…
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The Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System Is Announced
We love the idea of plug-and-play consoles, but we don’t always love the execution. The ones we’ve tested often suffer similar issues…
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Get Splinter Cell For Free!
Cast your mind back to the early Noughties, when Sega had only just stopped making consoles and Limp Bizkit was still considered…
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BT’s Long Lost Super Nintendo ‘Interactive TV’ Service Trial Cartridge Discovered
Every so often, the internet turns up a piece of gaming history that almost nobody knew existed. This week it is a…
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Multiplayer Showcase Sets the Stage with Saturn Bomberman
Wondering what to look for in a SEGA Saturn game now that Saturn game encryption has finally been cracked? Why not one…
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The Boss Is Furious: Super Boss Gaiden Gives the SNES-CD Its First Game
Most unreleased consoles stay unreleased in every sense: no shops, no shelf of games, no second-hand market, nothing. The Nintendo PlayStation — the…
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Bubbles, Bogs and a Runaway Fugu: The Mojon Twins’ Yun Brought Spanish Homebrew Charm to the NES
Some development teams release a game every few years and treat each launch like a moon landing. The Mojon Twins work the other way round. The Spanish outfit…
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Richard Garriott Is Selling His Blood On eBay
Have you ever wanted to own the blood of a famed game designer? It’s a common desire [is it? – Darran], but…
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The Voices Came From the Sky: How Fans Rebuilt BS Zelda’s Lost Live Audio With MSU-1
Here is the strangest sentence in Nintendo history that happens to be true: in the summer of 1995, the first Zelda game with voice acting was broadcast from…