Retro Gaming News
Barbie: Vacation Adventure launches this November, as part of Barbie Rewind. Developed by Software Creations, the company behind games like Solstice, Plok, and Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage, Barbie: Vacation Adventure is an unreleased game that was in development for the SNES and the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis back in 1994. Reportedly scheduled for release in…
“I’ll likely have to hand over the work to someone else”. Sega veteran Yosuke Okunari has revealed to Famitsu that he’s creating a massive in-house database of all the company’s games – and, once it’s complete, he wants to make all of the games playable (thanks, TheGamer). “For the past few years, I’ve been working…
Aleste Collection is right there. Back when Sega went a bit crazy and released a Game Gear console for ants, it also commissioned the legends at M2 to produce an Aleste sequel tailored for that same hardware. GG Aleste 3 ended up being one of the best shooters on any handheld, and was included in…
Can Nova make up for the mistakes of the Pocket Mini? After a few months of relative silence, Retroid has just shared a few initial details about its latest emulation-based handheld in a brand-new tease on social media. The Retroid Pocket Nova, as the manufacturer calls it, is said to feature a “Modern OLED” screen…
‘Miracle Stadium’ also preserved. Sammy’s unreleased Atomiswave football title Premier Eleven is now playable on Dreamcast, thanks to the efforts of a Dreamcast-Talk forum user called dimps. The Atomiswave arcade platform, in case you didn’t know, is based on the Dreamcast hardware. Not very long ago, a prototype Premier Eleven board was for sale on…
What Museums Do: Versions The certificate, in other words, answers the wrong question — but it isn’t alone in that. Every museum holding these materials has to decide what question it’s trying to answer, and that’s where Latour and Lowe become most useful. They build toward this argument through a more elaborate example: Veronese’s Nozze…
Pins blame on “a small number of people involved in a separate rescanning project”. Last week, I released a feature looking into the history of Fleetway’s Sonic the Comic, believing at the time that it would probably be the only occasion I’d get to write about it this month. But it seems that since my…
So you’re thinking about playing Chrono Trigger. Your friends and peers have already told you it’s the greatest JRPG ever made, but you were born too late to experience it in its heyday on Super Nintendo. It only gets worse if you decide you want to live that experience for yourself. You can get an…
“We’ve waited 16 years to share our FIRST official game trailer”. I Heart Pizza, the Fort Wayne-based indie developer run by endlessly likeable cancer survivor John Springer, has announced it is releasing another game on the Genesis alongside the much-hyped one-on-one fighter Go For It. Designed by Springer and developed by Sikthehedgehog, Wallop The Wallaby…
Krikzz’s GBA flash cart gets an upgrade. When one discusses the gold standard of retro gaming flash carts, Krikzz’s range of EverDrive devices is usually at the top of the conversation – and with good reason. The Ukrainian tech wizard has been producing flash carts for years, and his products are so famous that ‘EverDrive’…