Retro ROM Hacks You Have to Play

When you play a really good retro game for the first time, there’s an undeniable magic to the sense of whimsical discovery. For many gamers, it’s a feeling we’re forever chasing, and one that we would give anything to replicate. While it’s impossible to experience the classics again, there’s one way that we can come…

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“To Enter Now Would Be A Deathwish” – Limited Run’s Ex-Boss Thinks Boutique Physical Publishing Is “Oversaturated”

“I’m happy to be away from the drama”. Out of all of the companies working in the so-called ’boutique’ publishing space, Limited Run Games has perhaps made the biggest impact. While it’s fair to say that the publisher isn’t universally loved, it has been responsible for giving gamers physical editions they might otherwise have missed…

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Lincity – A SimCity style game is in development for the Amiga 68k by paulthetall

While the Amiga is legendary for its library of fast-paced action, platformers and shoot ’em up’s, developer Paulthetall has introduced a change of pace for the platform with his new game called ‘Lincity’. A free and open-source construction and management simulation game, which puts the player in control of managing a city’s socio-economy, similar in…

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This Magical Girl-Inspired Sega Mega CD Game Is Finally Available In English, With Some Handy Quality Of Life Fixes

“I’ve been trying to put together a Mega CD translation project for a long time”. An old Japanese-exclusive Sega Mega CD title inspired by popular magical girl shows of the ’70s and ’80s has just received an English fan translation, courtesy of Stargood Translations (h/t: Read Only Memo). Mahou no Shoujo: Silky Lip was released…

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You Can Now “Relive The Glory Days Of Super Nintendo Magazines” Thanks To Wil Overton’s New Super Play T-Shirt

“This is my tentative first Super Play design”. Former Rare artist Wil Overton recently reimagined the front cover of Super Play’s first issue, and he’s now back with an exclusive T-shirt design which will certainly appeal to UK-based SNES fans. In case you didn’t know, Overton created a bespoke cover image for every one of…

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