Retro Gaming News
Includes 8 arcade titles from Taiwanese developer IGS. The IGS Classic Arcade Collection will be released on PC (via Steam) later this year, the publisher H2 Interactive has announced (thanks Gematsu!). IGS (or International Game System Co., Ltd) is a Taiwanese developer that is probably best known internationally for its involvement with Cave’s DoDonPachi series…
Dig Dug New Frontier disappears on June 30th. A new official entry in Namco’s Dig Dug series has just been released on Android and iOS earlier this week, with the catch being that it is only going to be available for two weeks. Dig Dug New Frontier is described as a “modern take on the…
Tee Lopes & Yuzo Koshiro join the fun! Lizardcube’s upcoming Shinobi revival Shinobi: Art of Vengeance will feature music from the Sonic Mania composer Tee Lopes and video game legend Yuzo Koshiro, Sega has confirmed. The announcement was shared yesterday on Sega’s social media channels, with the company posting that Lopes will serve as the…
“Virtua Fighters, Fighting Vipers, all that stuff… I think that would be really popular”. Digital Eclipse has become one of the most well-regarded names in the world of retro game re-releases, and recently announced Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection and Golden Tee Arcade Classics—two new collections that join the likes of Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection,…
Though the price may shock you! For almost a long as video games have been a thing, people have been producing horror titles to disturb, excite, and unsettle players. From the simple text-based thrills of early computer adventure games like Mystery House through to the endearingly cheesy FMV delights of Night Trap and The 7th…
‘Commercial Breaks: The Race For Santa’s Software’ aired in 1984. Over 40 years ago, in 1984, the BBC ran a documentary on the UK video game industry which was notable for charting the spectacular fall of Imagine Software, creators of the infamous ‘megagames’ Bandersnatch and Psyclapse. Commercial Breaks: The Race For Santa’s Software also covered…
“The strangest hidden feature I’ve ever seen”. Developers love tucking away hidden features in their games, and back in the ’90s, it was common to find things like secret debug menus buried deep in the code. These were designed to aid with development and locate potential issues, and some of them are still accessible in…
Well, technically four! Earlier today, GOG announced that it had added Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition and Devil May Cry HD Collection to its digital storefront. Both games are available DRM-free and will be included as part of the company’s preservation program, meaning they will continue to get updates to ensure compatibility, even if…
Crazy Taxi! Streets of Rage 2! Sonic CD! Virtua Tennis! Once upon a time, Sega was pretty keen on bringing all of its classic titles to smartphones. It even launched the Sega Forever initiative, which was initially supposed to support these Android and iOS releases before it morphed into a preservation-led endeavour. However, Sega’s current…
Will now launch next month. Evercade maker Blaze has announced that the Neo Geo and Data East Super Pocket handhelds, to be released via subsidiary HyperMegaTech, have been delayed. They were expected to be released this month. The systems will now launch on July 10th, 2025, due to stock arriving later than planned. Read the…