Yee-ha! There is a possibility that The Last Ninja will be making a comeback in glorious HD. System 3’s boss Mark Cale has promised to consider revisiting the first game if this post about the title on the company’s Facebook page is Liked 100,000 times: 2017 will be the 30th anniversary of The Last Ninja, arguably […]
Over time you may have seen a rise in the amount of gamers exploiting old titles in order to finish them as quick as possible. Events such as Awesome Games Done Quick have raised awareness to this niche community, with players such as Cosmo gaining a reputation for being able to beat Zelda: Ocarina of […]
If you’re one of the lucky few amongst us with the overpowered Super Nintendo flash cartridge, the SD2SNES, you’ll be pleased to know new features are on the way. While Super FX compatibility is yet to be announced, support for Pro Action Replay codes is about to be released for those wanting to cheat their […]
The urge to collect every single game ever released for a specific console is rather alluring to some retro gamers. With a limited number and target to aim for, it’s an easy task to start, but difficult one to finish. One collector who managed this feat with the Japanese PlayStation 1 library recently decided to […]
If you haven’t experienced one of The Mojon Twins’ homebrew releases as of yet, you’re missing out. The aftermarket developers have been creating high quality titles for a wide range of classic computers, with one of their more recent offerings soon to hit the Mega Drive. Their female-led platforming series Cheril The Goddess is being […]
This coming Friday will be 26 years since the Sega Genesis became available in North America. Over the years, it would become a major competitor against video game giant Nintendo, with a wide variety of classics including what would become […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The NEC PC-FX isn’t too well known outside of Japan due to the lack of English friendly games on the system. Surrounded by a sea of Japanese heavy titles are a few select gems such as Chip Chan Kick (a Bubble Bobble inspired single-screen-em-up) and Battle Heat (a FMV based fighter) which make the 32-bit […]
We all know and love the classic coin-op Pac-Man, but how would the game play out as an endless eat-em-up today? Bandai-Namco have teamed up with mobile developers Hipster Whale (better known for their Crossy Road) to gift Pac-Man an all new adventure on Android and iOS in Pac-Man 256.
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The Japanese exclusive add-on to the Nintendo Famicom known as the Disk System allowed the 8-bit console to load games from a re-writable source. Although anything but floppy, the yellow cased disks worked exactly like a standard 3.5” equivalent. Instead of writing games onto disk yourself, you’d either buy them brand new or head to […]