It was a heavy loss in games journalism when Game Informer got kicked to the curb last fall, but it got over its own death pretty quickly when game dev and blockchain company Gunzilla financed its resurrection in March. A few projects were announced back then, including a return to print—but if you want to…
Coming later this year. Taito is helping to expand the Evercade range this year, thanks to the addition of a Taito-themed Alpha bartop arcade and two new Taito Evercade cartridges. Like the two Capcom variants released last year, the unit will feature dual controls and a bunch of pre-loaded games. It will also have two…
Launches in August. Badger Punch Games’ modern-day Amiga title Roguecraft is coming to Evercade, it has been confirmed. The latest entry in Evercade’s single-game cart range, Roguecraft DX “features new levels, new monsters, new music, power-ups, and more,” all of which are “exclusive to this current Evercade release.” Read the full article on timeextension.com Launches…
6 games on each. Evercade’s ongoing collaboration with SNK will give us two new Neo Geo Arcade cartridges this year, it has been revealed. Retailing for £19.99 / €24.99 / $29.99 and launching in October, both carts can be pre-ordered from August 29th. Read the full article on timeextension.com 6 games on each. Evercade’s ongoing…
Lost Planet 2, Capcom’s sci-fi third-person shooter that’s a little like space Monster Hunter with mechs, massive aliens, and sweet, sweet T-ENG, has spent years in a purgatory of neglect. As one of the countless games left in a state of disrepair after Microsoft discontinued support for its universally despised Games for Windows Live, Lost…
Celebrate five years of Evercade. Evercade maker Blaze is celebrating five years of the retro gaming range of systems with a new showcase, and it’s one that is sure to be packed with announcements. The Evercade family includes handhelds, consoles and even bartop arcades, all of which are compatible with a growing range of cartridges….
Cryptmaster, a narrative adventure where your words are your power, had a popular in-universe card minigame, “Whatever,” that you could play against certain characters to win more cards to add to your deck. First, let’s take a look at Whatever and understand how this deckbuilding minigame became so popular. In Whatever, your goal is to…
Season of Discovery is an odd one. It’s an offshoot of WoW Classic—a recreation of World of Warcraft circa 2006—which soups it up with all sorts of new build options, raids, legendary weapons, and wild PvP events. For fans, it’s been like peering into an alternate reality where WoW stuck to its guns and never…