Fancy a Quake 2 Remaster to bring the greatest LAN multiplayer deathmatch arena bang up to date? The legendary Quake 2 is getting remastered, at least, according to the South Korean Game Rating and Administration Committee (GRAC). The GRAC is a governmental organization that rates games to inform customers ofRead More →
First UK Amiga show in yours, Kickstart 01, takes place this weekend and tickets are still available for Sunday. I really wish I was going to this, but that doesn’t mean you should miss out. Taking place at Meadow Lane Stadium (home to Notts Country football team) this weekend (SaturdayRead More →
Reddit user u/bonejangles has uploaded high-quality scans of the Super Smash Bros Melee Battle Cards. Until now, images of these cards were blurry and hard to read. Scans like this mean you could technically print your own if you wanted a set. Super Smash Bros Melee Battle Cards! There isn'tRead More →
What happens when a man asks his wife to play Dead or Alive 4? Who wins, who loses, and who will unlock the bonuses? As a round off from a recent trundle through two lists of my most loved fighting games, I have attempted to, and indeed made good onRead More →
A huge archive of previously unseen concept art from several of Valve’s IPs is now available to view online. Valve owns some of the most well-known and influential gaming franchises in existence. This collection includes images from games like Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead, and DOTA Underlords. Did You KnowRead More →
Gory nonsense in the form of 2D cleave-and-dodge scroller Splatter House is the latest entry into Hamster’s Arcade Archives. The NAMCO classic hit arcades way back in 1988 and features a Michael Myers-esque character making everything he encounters considerably shorter. The official description of Splatter House is as follows: TakeRead More →
I recently reviewed the original Street Fighter, and let’s just say the series had a shaky start. Street Fighter 2 is where the games found their footing and created a strong foundation that’s still used today. There are countless versions of Street Fighter 2. I’m playing ‘World Warrior’ on theRead More →
It’s been in development for some years, but the FPS documentary is almost ready for release. On July 6th, 2023, the final sale for inclusion in the film will be opened, enabling you to get your name included in the credit list. CreatorVC studios has not revealed the final releaseRead More →
Video game emulators have become increasingly popular due to their ability to cater to retro gamers like us. Initially viewed with suspicion due to legal issues and its grey area of operation, these emulators are now fully embraced as a necessity for gamers. This is because companies like Nintendo andRead More →
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