“Recreate The Old Days Of The 16-bit Rivalry” – Stone Protectors Is Getting A Re-Release On Genesis And SNES (Again)

Game originally hit store shelves in 1994. Boutique publisher 33 Games has revealed to Time Extension that it is working on a “super premium” re-release of Stone Protectors on Sega Mega Drive / Genesis and SNES. A side-scrolling fighter developed by Eurocom, Stone Protectors is based on the short-lived toy line and cartoon series of…

Read More

Germany’s Largest Video Game Preservation Effort To End, Leaving Its Digital Archive In Peril

The decision to close came due to a “lack of necessary public support”. Germany’s largest video game archive, the Internationale Computerspielesammlung (ICS), is set to close, just months after its funding from the Berlin Senate and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media expired in April (as reported by gameswirtschaft, thanks, notebookcheck for…

Read More

Retro ROM Hacks You Have to Play

When you play a really good retro game for the first time, there’s an undeniable magic to the sense of whimsical discovery. For many gamers, it’s a feeling we’re forever chasing, and one that we would give anything to replicate. While it’s impossible to experience the classics again, there’s one way that we can come…

Read More

How do you reconcile your lore-heavy, dark sci-fi MMO with mod tools that might let people get way too goofy? ‘Everything’s canon,’ say the developers of EVE Frontier

Two of the most interesting aspects of early access space survival MMO EVE Frontier always seemed to exist in opposition to me: Its striking, deliberately crafted vision of a dark future, and its uniquely freeform modding ecosystem. How are you supposed to get in the mood of the former if you’re at risk of stumbling…

Read More