Retro Gaming News
(For Japan, obviously). Sega has a history when it comes to sponsoring football teams, with Jef United and Arsenal being two notable examples, and the Japanese company is leveraging that history via a new collaboration with sports brand Fila. As reported by Essential Japan, there are eleven different styles available in this new range. Read…
Now that’s what I call fang-tastic news! The legendary Konami composer Miki Higashino has revealed that she will soon be returning to MSX development, lending her musical talents to the MSX2 Castlevania-inspired project Nightstalker. Nightstalker, in case you didn’t happen to catch our coverage of the game last year, is a homebrew project, currently being…
Unofficially, of course. We have some great news to share with Jak & Daxter fans. Earlier this week, the team behind the OpenGoal (the open-source decompilation and porting project focused on the Jak & Daxter trilogy) released a beta of its native PC port of Jak 3, meaning that all three games are now at…
VR support is coming soon. A new PS1 emulator is in development which will enable VR support in certain titles. VRified Games has shown off footage of Metal Gear Solid running in an emulator and says it will offer both first- and third-person modes, stereoscopic 3D, and 6 DOF head tracking. Read the full article…
“It’s more so about the achievement of making it possible and solving it”. Super Mario Bros., as we know, is now over 40 years old – so you’d expect every secret contained within the game’s code to have been uncovered by this point. However, as reported by Polygon, a new glitch was recently found in…
On me ‘ead! Rock It Games, the retro publisher behind Jaleco Sports: Goal! and Jaleco Sports: Base Loaded, has just announced two new sports collections, bringing together even more NES/Famicom and SNES/Super Famicom sports games from the legendary Japanese developer/publisher. Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded II: Second Season and Jaleco Sports: Goal! Two are both available…
Pong! was my very first experience with Atari Home Pong released in 1975. Not only was I hooked on the game, but so was my dad, my uncle, and just about everyone in my family. It was easy to play, but the game really shined when we were playing against each other. Of course, that…
Do we really need DRM on decades old games? Capcom seems to think so! A bunch of classic Capcom titles have just been made available to buy on Steam. Resident Evil (1996), Resident Evil 2 (1998), Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999), and Breath of Fire IV are all available to buy now on the digital…
The 333 piece set is an “almost 1:1” recreation of the PSP 1000. Ever wanted to own a LEGO version of the PlayStation Portable? Well, now could be your chance to make your voice heard. That’s because a PSP fan called yakyah has just submitted an amazing 333-piece concept to the LEGO Ideas website (h/t:…
Long journeys are a part of life in the UK, whether you’re commuting by train or heading off on holiday. While Wi-Fi is improving across the UK on public transport, it can still be unreliable – and it’s rarely strong enough to stream videos. This makes classic, low-effort games a dependable way to stay entertained…