Retro Gaming News
“We have attempted to work with the industry’s trade organisation to find a legal path”. Yesterday, PlayStation hit fans with a double whammy of bad news, revealing that it would not only stop producing disc versions of its games by 2028 but that it also plans to close the PS3 and PS Vita digital storefronts…
A atualidade da personalização: do físico ao digital A cena de customização em jogos eletrônicos alcança uma nova relevância com o crescimento de comunidades dedicadas à modificação e personalização visual. O interesse por itens exclusivos e raros permanece constante entre os entusiastas do retrô e gerações que buscam novas formas de colecionar. Uma tendência recente…
Coming this August! It’s a good time to be a Worms fan. Not only has Digital Eclipse just released an amazing anniversary edition of Worms Armageddon, but the series’ original creator, Andy Davidson, has recently revealed plans for an updated version of Worms Director’s Cut for the Commodore Amiga, tentatively titled Worms DC 1.5. The…
Crisis Force released for the Nintendo Famicom in 1991. The M2-developed Ganbare Goemon collection, Ganbare Goemon! Daishuugou is out today in Japan, bringing 13 games from Konami’s popular series to Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Steam. But as if that wasn’t enough to make us all jealous of Japanese players who are able to get their…
The company “did not anticipate such fragmentation of rights”. Well, that didn’t take long at all, did it? Less than a week after announcing it acquired “the trademark and select intellectual property rights of The 3DO Company,” Empire Interactive has now announced plans to “withdraw from the 3DO project.” The announcement was made in an…
10 years ago, an extremely weird game called Soda Drinker Pro was released on Xbox and Steam. Nowadays, it’s not uncommon to see silly simulation-style titles like PowerWash Simulator and Lawn Mowing Simulator, but Soda Drinker Pro hit the ground running long before this trend came to fruition. Despite its terrible visuals, harsh audio design,…
Last month, the Final Fantasy Five Four Job Fiesta started its usual summer event. Based around the 1992 Super Famicom Game and its various remakes, the Four Job Fiesta takes a simplifying approach to the job-based role-playing game. Instead of utilizing all 22 jobs, players volunteer to only use 4 jobs, selected via a…
With the kind of story any Manga or Anime fan can jump right into and easily palatable turn-based combat, “Lost Dimension,” developed by Lancarse, the minds behind other Atlus favorites “Etrian Odyssey” and “Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey,” is an enjoyable mystery that begs to be played. It might in fact be the best PlayStation…
If you’ve ever wondered why players buy lol boosting, it usually comes down to a simple tradeoff: time and consistency versus doing every game of the climb yourself. In practical terms, League of Legends Elo Boost is when higher-rank players help move an account forward in ranked progression, and LoL boosting services like Eloboss typically…
And it only took 37 years! I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again – despite the passage of time and arrival of superior hardware, the original DMG-01 Game Boy is one of my favourite handhelds, and I still keep mine to hand whenever I fancy a quick game of Tetris or Super Mario…