The Golden Joystick Awards have passed, and with The Game Awards only being a few days away, the Game of the Year conversation is in full swing. Everyone is putting together their end-of-the-year lists, and for most of us the upcoming holiday break is an opportunity to catch up on some of the year’s best…
An updated version of the 2014 classic. Over a decade ago, Read-Only Memory published Sega Mega Drive/Genesis: Collected Works, a book which gave a surprisingly in-depth look at Sega’s most popular home console. Packed with artwork, interviews and concept drawings, it quickly became an essential purchase for fans—so much so that the company was convinced…
Eno was the founder of Warp and was behind games like D, Enemy Zero, and D2. Update : Archipel has revealed on its Twitter account that its documentary on Kenji Eno, now titled ‘Memories of Kenji Eno’, will premiere at Archipel Caravan (an event taking place between Dec 15th – Dec 17th at the Institut…
I have been wanting to discuss this many time but never had the chance to until now. I wanted to voice my opinion on how the gaming world is going mini crazy. I am indeed am one of those gamers. I can’t help but collect all the new mini versions of the same game, that…
It’s wise to turn off motion blur in any game that will let you, but Halo: Campaign Evolved has some of the worst I’ve experienced in recent times—and that goes doubly so for handhelds and lower-end rigs. If you’re running between 30 and 60 fps, the game becomes a nightmare of blurred frames with no…
“The culprit was definitely that French person”. When Sega released Virtua Fighter in the early ’90s, it represented one of the single biggest leaps the competitive fighting genre had since in years; without Yu Suzuki’s 3D masterpiece, things would have been very different indeed. Unsurprisingly, other companies quickly released their own 3D fighters in the…
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“Live long and… Toasty”. The NetherRealm audio director Dan Forden made the announcement yesterday on Instagram that he has left the Mortal Kombat developer after more than a decade working at the studio (as spotted by PC Gamer!). Forden is a figure who will likely be familiar to Mortal Kombat fans, even if you don’t…
It’s time to show ‘Aretha’ a little respect! Edia, the Japanese company known for its retro compilations, is currently working on a new collection that brings together three Super Famicom RPGs from the Japanese publisher Yanoman Corporation. Aretha Collection 1993-1995 is being developed for PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch, and is set to include Aretha…
BritneysPAIRS is back once again, and this time, it’s all about bringing CoinOps to classic 4:3 displays! Following the massive success of CoinOps Deluxe MAX, the latest release—CoinOps Deluxe 4×3—has been fine-tuned specifically for those who prefer the authentic arcade and retro console experience on traditional screens. If you thought the MAX release was a…