We’re constantly finding out new things about video games that have been out for decades. Whilst cut content is something we won’t ever be able to experience in a game, it’s always nice to look at what we could have had. Recently uncovered screenshots from a reel in Nintendo 64’sRead More →
Bateocera 35 “Monarch Butterfly” is not available, with new features and the first Batocera Steam Deck build. Unlike, say, RetroArch, however, Batocera is not available as an app. Instead, it must be installed on a microSD card and booted. This means you get to keep SteamOS and run Batoecera whenRead More →
Many years ago, a collegaue introduced me to “Concerned”, probably the most famous of all the Half-Life 2 comics. Written by by Christopher C. Livingston and featuring a lead character called Gordon Frohman, the series was a collection of often hilarious observations about the HL2 world and odd events inRead More →
With the Nintendo Switch slowly becoming the standalone Nintendo library powerhouse, especially now that N64 titles will be joining the NSO Expansion Pack, we’re seeing many iconic games make a return much to the delight of many retro gamers. GoldenEye 007 is certainly one of those games. Rare’s beloved first-personRead More →
Want to make the world your playground? In Parkour Legends, you can. It’s a 3D pixel art platformer with retro pretensions, air-tight controls, and some amazing parkour mechanics. Developed by indie outfit Enter Grip, Parkour Legends takes the basic parkour elements of traditional platoformers and builds the whole gaming experienceRead More →
Kitsune Zero is an all new 2D platformer game and is one to look out for if you are a fan of the original Super Mario Bros games. Kitsune Zero released on Steam on September 12 for a low price of £3.99 as a DLC to Super Bernie World. InRead More →
Pixel Addict magazine issue #6 is now available to pre-order, with Amiga Addict’s sister publication taking in everything from comic cons and games exhibitions to the BBC Micro and Atari Jaguar this time around. The main features in issue 6 are a look at which Sim City game is bestRead More →
According to a reports, developer Under4MHZ has released a demo of 1992 classic Wolfenstein 3D for the SEGA Master System. A retro SEGA forum explains some of the development process in more depth, including changes to the graphics, frame rate, and considerations of wall textures. The creator gives further detailRead More →
If your early gaming life involved playing flight sims from MicroProse, Tiny Combat Arena might be just what you’re looking for. With gameplay in the vein of F-15 Strike Eagle, F-19 Stealth Fighter, Gunship, and M1 Tank Platoon, Tiny Combat Arena mixes stylised, 16-bit era graphics with super smooth animation.Read More →
