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Click here for the Kickstarter The QuarterCade is a budget-friendly PC/console hybrid — made-to-order, custom-built, and ready to play right out of the box. No subscriptions, no overpriced gimmicks, just affordable gaming that works. By backing this project, you’re not only getting your own console — you’re helping indie creators prove that gaming should be for…
In collaboration with New York-based fashion brand Kith, we’re delighted to share a new, exclusive Super Pocket! This new version of the Capcom Super Pocket has been made exclusively for Kith as part of their Kith Monday Program™, which features special releases and collaborations, and will be available to order today at 11am EST for both US and EU customers – only at Kith.com…
Outlaws + Handful of Missions Remaster is out today on PC & consoles! When Nightdive Studios announced it was remastering LucasArts’ 1997 western-themed FPS Outlaws back in August for PC & consoles, the decision immediately made a lot of sense to us. Not only did it seem to fit with the studio’s ethos of bringing…
Also worked under the name ‘Jimita’. Hiroshi Kubota, a former Sega staffer who worked as a sound programmer and composer, has passed away, we’re sad to report. The news was broken by former colleague Koichi Namiki on social media and picked up by @allcityslopshop.com. According to Namiki, Kubota had been “battling illness for a long…
Cain claims a lot of modern games “try to be everything to everyone”. Fallout co-creator Tim Cain has released a new video on his YouTube channel, suggesting more modern games should look back on how ’80s video games were put together to produce higher-quality titles (thanks, PC Gamer, for the spot!). In the video, entitled…
Stella Deus: Time of Alchemy is out today on Nintendo Switch in Japan. Earlier this week, G-Mode announced it would be reissuing another rare mobile spin-off to Atlus’s 2004 tactical RPG, Stella Deus, as a G-MODE Archives+ title for Nintendo Switch and PC (thanks Gematsu!). Stella Deus: Time of Alchemy was originally released in 2007…
“Four or five of us on the Banjo team would play GoldenEye”. If you’ve ever wondered why the N64 classic Banjo-Tooie features so many first-person segments, then the latest issue of Retro Gamer (thanks, Games Radar) has the answer. The magazine has been speaking with former Rare developer Chris Sutherland about the making of the…
“Remaster it now so more people can play it, please”. The creative director behind one of the year’s breakout RPG hits has called for the cult Xbox 360 title Lost Odyssey to make a comeback. Speaking to Eurogamer, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 creative director Guillaume Broche heaped praise on Mistwalker’s 2007 JRPG, even going as…
Daytona Championship USA Motion Edition is coming this year. The arcade market may be a shadow of its former self, but that doesn’t mean its most distinguished veterans aren’t still plugging away with new cabinets and titles. Sega Amusements has just revealed that it is updating its Daytona Championship USA arcade title with a new…
Stronger Edition Title Screen When it comes to one-on-one fighting games, the Commodore 64 is generally not the go-to system. While there were a few impressive entries during the long history of the system, such as Way of the Exploding Fist and the International Karate series, C64 gamers never received a fighter in the vein…