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“It’s not as good”. Henk Rogers and Nintendo have a long history. After cooking up the influential Black Onyx, Rogers worked with Nintendo to release titles on the Famicom in the ’80s before helping to secure the home console rights to Tetris, a puzzler which helped turn the Game Boy into a multi-million-selling success. Rogers…
Get your guesses in now! The French developer/publisher Broke Studio has teased on social media that it will soon be reissuing three Jaleco games for NES and Game Boy, in collaboration with Omake Games and City Connection. According to the post on Twitter/X, the three games will be titles never before released in the West…
There are several game genres that are mostly exclusive to arcades, and of them, the light-gun shooter is one of the most entertaining. While the experience has been transferred to home consoles multiple times in the past, there’s nothing quite like standing in front of a cabinet with a gun controller in your hand, blasting…
PSRetroX is a new tool that is currently in development. If you’ve ever dreamed of playing your favourite PS2 games natively on PC (complete with quality-of-life improvements), then we have some promising news to share. A brand new project is currently in its early stages over on GitHub, which aims to make the process of…
“Your secretaries and accountants are all playing at lunchtime and after work”. While Tetris is clearly a work of genius and would have been commercially successful no matter what systems it released on, few would have the courage to argue that, without Nintendo’s seminal Game Boy version, the puzzler’s fame would be quite as far-reaching…
“The music itself was a message”. The Streets of Rage series is famous for its incredible music, which was supplied by Yuzo Koshiro on the 1991 original and Koshiro and Motohiro Kawashima on the second and third Mega Drive / Genesis games (both would also contribute to Streets of Rage 4‘s music, alongside Olivier Deriviere…
‘The Blue Crystal Rod’ is the fourth and final mainline entry in the ‘Babylonian Castle Saga’. A new English fan translation has just been released online for The Blue Crystal Rod — the fourth and final mainline entry in Namco’s ‘Babylonian Castle Saga‘ that started with the 1984 arcade classic Tower of Druaga. Launching for…
I can still remember in the late 80’s on my Amstrad CPC 464 playing the brilliant Arcade port ‘ Bomb Jack ‘. It is a game that required you the player to high jump and float about getting rid of all the bombs on the screen before they are used to blow up historic places…
The Saturn & PlayStation classic comes to Amiga… kind of. BSzili – a developer known for his unofficial Amiga ports of Blood, Wolfenstein 3D, and Shadow Warrior — has recently released a new proof-of-concept demo of the Sega Saturn and PlayStation classic Tomb Raider for the Commodore Amiga (as spotted by IndieRetroNews). According to the…
“I’ll be 50 before we can do that here in the States”. United States President Donald Trump’s new reciprocal tariffs have been causing widespread chaos all over the world, even going as far as to delay pre-orders for Nintendo’s shiny new Switch 2 console. However, as we’ve touched upon previously, they will have a dramatic…