The Making Of: Nintendo Power’s Star Fox Comic That Gave Andross A Tragic Backstory – “Miyamoto Requested That I Develop The Story Freely”

Benimaru Itoh recently spoke to us about his memorable work on the ’90s Star Fox comic. Growing up in the UK, I don’t necessarily have the same fuzzy memories of Nintendo Power that a lot of my North American friends do, having grown up on our own official Nintendo magazines (which originated way back in…

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Sacrilege! Nishitani Expresses Interest In Rebalancing Super Street Fighter II Turbo

O.Gat reportedly fuming right now. Somebody find a way to distract Akira Nishitani, and fast. The former Capcom developer is apparently getting itchy coding fingers, tweeting out some craziness about rebalancing 1994’s Super Street Fighter II Turbo – globally recognised as the fairest and least broken fighter in history. Nishitani – whose previous design work…

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Arthurian Golden Axe? Review key for Blades & Battles (Arcade Beat ’em Up)

Doth thine heart yearn for the glory days of 90s arcades, when conquering evil demanded a friend on the couch, blistered thumbs, and a battle-ready broadsword? https://www.qubytegames.store/allgames/blades-%26-battles Picture this: King Arthur meets the raw, visceral combat of Golden Axe and Knights of the Round. That is the essence of Blades & Battles, the new flagship 2.5D arcade…

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“We Can’t Wait To See What People Make Of It” – NQ64’s Biggest Retro Arcade Bar Opens In London’s Swinging Soho

Two floors of gaming goodness with more than 60 coin-ops. Retro arcade bar operator NQ64 has just opened its biggest venue yet in the heart of London’s swanky Soho district. Located in Orange Yard, Manette Street, NQ64 Soho follows the tried-and-tested format of the company’s other locations, mixing retro arcade games with vintage consoles, all…

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