More Toaplan Physical Collections Are Coming To Polymega, Based On Truxton, FixEight, & Snow Bros.

Will you be tempted? Earlier this week, we shared the news that Polymega had announced a new collection, Polymega Collection Vol. 19 – BATSUGUN, containing four classic arcade games from the Japanese developer Toaplan. Something we missed, however, was that this was actually one of four announcements based on Toaplan’s back catalogue, with the company…

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Sticky Business Coming to Switch Physical!

Super Rare Games is joining Spellgarden Games and Assemble Entertainment to bring you Sticky Business!  Coming exclusively to Nintendo Switch™! Experience the joy of running your own cozy small business: Create stickers, pack orders and hear your customers’ stories. Time to build the cutest shop on the internet! You want a collection of cat stickers? A witch-themed shop? Or add a…

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“This Shouldn’t Work… But You Are Seeing It Kind Of Work” – Someone Is Trying To Get Super Mario 64 Running On 3DO Hardware

“This is basically just homebrew and not a port. You can’t call this a port”. While the 3DO hardware was certainly capable of rendering polygons, it’s not typically remembered today as a 3D powerhouse. Instead, its role in the history of gaming is often portrayed as a transitional piece of technology that bridged the gap…

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DOOM Has Been Recognised As One Of “The Most Influential Works” Of American Culture

Alongside ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’, ‘Moby Dick’, and ‘Levi’s Jeans’. The Washington Post has published a list of the 25 most influential works of American culture, featuring DOOM as its selection for the period of 1986-1995 (h/t: PC Gamer). Sitting alongside such influential entries as The Star-Spangled Banner, Moby-Dick, and Levi’s Jeans, DOOM beat out The…

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“Not Everyone Was Brimming With Confidence” – Nintendo Legend Chip Tanaka Reflects On The Famicom’s Uncertain Launch, 43 Years Later

“There was no other path but this one.”. Today, it’s very easy to fall into the trap of believing the Nintendo Famicom’s success in Japan was a foregone conclusion or that Nintendo was 100% convinced about its chances of success, but that apparently wasn’t the case. With Famitsu recently celebrating the console’s 43rd anniversary, Hirokazu…

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