This past May, RGN reported on a (still) upcoming controller and hub for the Nintendo Wii U platform, that gives the gamer the chance to use GameCube controllers with “Super Smash Bros.” in mind. When the news broke, many people […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Just mere months after releasing a Game Boy flash cartridge, Krikzz has gone and announced another SD card enabled device for a different Nintendo handheld. Although in the early stages, retro gamers can look forward to a Game Boy Advance Everdrive arriving in the near future.
The release of Grim Fandango was a bittersweet experience. While it helped cement LucasArts as king of the point-and-click genre, it would also prove to be the last from the company, with the likes of Sam & Max and Full Throttle 2 getting swiftly cancelled. As Tim Schafer is hard at work on a new […]
We don’t have to tell you that when it comes to Emulation programs on your favorite mobile devices, Android is usually in, and Apple is usually out. When Apple gets into the game (or rather, out of the game), it’s […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
How to play Super Nintendo games on your iOS 8 device By Jim Gresham, Oct 6, 2014 63 Comments Although there is no iOS 8 jailbreak, there is still a way to add a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) emulator. Because Nintendo is missing the opportunity to make millions of dollars by releasing their games […]
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As slick as Apple’s range of devices are, they just don’t have the edge over Android equivalents due to the wealth of retro gaming emulators available on the Play Store. That said, some clever hackers have somehow managed to get Super Nintendo classics up and running on iPhones and iPads, similar to the way Game […]
Part of the charm of growing up several decades ago was allowing the surge of toys and electronic devices predict the outcome of your future. Whether it was magic 8-balls or even the Neo Geo Pocket’s horoscopes, we all wanted to know how our life would pan out and if our beloved crushes felt the […]
Design Design might not be as well known as other developers from the 8-bit period, but that doesn’t make its story any less interesting. Formed within the halls of Manchester University and originally known as Crystal Computing, it quickly delivered a string of entertaining games, from Halls Of The Things to Dark Star and Nosferatu. […]
Despite countless kids of the 80s requesting computers to do their homework on, we can all admit that gaming was the sole reason behind our needs. That said, the Master System nearly spawned a generation of digital artists through Sega’s unreleased Graphics Board. Although seeming to be long lost into the archives, a group of […]
While the United States has it’s infamous 1983 video game crash, other countries around the world were not impacted by the losses. Over in the United Kingdom for instance, the video game industry still was strong when compared to the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…