Blaze Entertainment’s Managing Director Andrew Byatt has emailed Evercade fans with sort of status update that culminates with news of new Evercade cartridges. After thanking the community and highlighting the successful launch of VS and the addition of key cartridge releases (Renovation, Gremlin, C64, Irem, and Toaplan), as well asRead More →
The digital release of Hamster’s Arcade Archives Bubble Bobble means you can now play the 1986 Taito classic on your Switch or PS4. Available on the Nintendo eShop and PS Store, Bubble Bobble puts you in control of Bubble Dragons called Bubblun and Bobblun, with you 100 challenging stages toRead More →
Star Wars: Dark Forces was released in 1997 and served as a first person DOOM clone with Kyle Katarn as a mercenary working for the Rebellion to stop the development of a Dark Trooper program. (Katarn would eventually be revised as a latent Force sensitive who would appear in subsequentRead More →
Duke Nukem 3D is one of the seminal first person shooters of the 1990s. It’s arguable that its success made a follow-up very difficult, hence the muted response to its eventual sequel in 2011, Duke Nukem Forever. But before Duke Nukem Forever there was Duke Nukem 4Ever, a game intendedRead More →
First party retro Nintendo games on 3DS, Wii U, and Switch are vulnerable to a remote code execution, it has been discovered. Named ENLBufferPwn, the vulnerability is exploited in an online game. GitHub (and Twitter) user PabloMK7 describes it as follows: “ENLBufferPwn is a vulnerability in the common network codeRead More →
If you’ve got your hands on a Steam Deck, you probably know it will run all the best AAA games. Steam Deck retro gaming is also a thing, however, with the Steam library offering classic titles, among the 7061 playable and verified games for the console. Given the sheer volumeRead More →
The classic beat-em-up game, Final Fight, is making its way to the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis console! Initially released as an arcade title in 1989 by Capcom and ported to Super Nintendo in 1991, this definitive version of the side-scrolling action game allows fans to experience the thrill of taking outRead More →
If you’re lucky enough to own an Analogue Pocket, you should be interested to know that new gaming options are available with the release of the Analoge Pocket Amiga core. Based on the Amiga Mist project (aka minimig) with the “APF framework for floppy, hard drive and CDrom access,” theRead More →
During a session of watching a friend play Skyrim some years ago, he remarked that the game was similar to reading a book. A silence then, which continued as I chose not to remark back at him and allowed that silence to fill in the details. I was not impressed.Read More →
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