We’ve just learned from Twitter that Evercade has delayed pre-orders on the Duke Nukem collections The new date is September 12th, 2023. However, we couldn’t find any specific mention of another date prior to this. To recap, the collections will feature the following six titles: Here’s how this “delay” wasRead More →
Dear Sega, You really broke my heart. Why did you have to go and be like that? Just to flirt with me, for the sport of my attention? Well you got it, you got it hard-time, but what did you do with it? You hoarded it all at home inRead More →
Alien Hominid HD is making its way to Nintendo Switch, courtesy of developer ‘The Behemoth.’ Rather than riding the remake/remaster train like so many others, Alien Hominid HD is simply a ‘Re-Release.’ This makes sense, as Alien Hominid HD was already an upgrade of the original browser-based Flash game. ForRead More →
Many years ago I was browsing the shelves of my local Borders (remember them?) when I first stumbled across Retro Gamer. At the time, it seemed somewhat optimistic to launch a magazine about old games, particularly given how the “pixel look” was definitely out of vogue. However, things have changed.Read More →
Ashina: The Red Witch tells an enchanting tale about a girl named Ashina who wanders into the Spirit World to retrieve her mother’s Pendant. It’s a simple story made much more complicated when she finds her sister, Tena, there as well. Going by the screenshots, I expected Ashina: The Red Witch to playRead More →
Various new details have been provided about the A600GS, which we’ve added to the article. I’ve been hearing whispers of a new Amiga-like system since returning from holiday, and finally managed to learn more about it thanks to the latest Amiga Addict. Unveiled at the Kickstart 01 event in June,Read More →
While there are several arcades in Whitby, the Funland Amusements is currently the only one to boast a floor of retro cabinets. A couple of days ago I drove down to Whitby, launch place of Captain Cook’s various voyages, birthplace of Bram Stoker’s Dracula (the story, not the character), andRead More →
This weekend marks the 40th anniversary of a very important British computer. The Acorn Electron celebrated its 40th birthday on August 25th, ,marking four decades since its release at an astonishing £199, around £700 in modern terms. (For comparison, a Commodore 64 in 1983 would set you back around £300.)Read More →
The latest issue of Britain’s best-selling digital culture magazine is out now – but what is in Pixel Addict 14? Well, it’s a star-studded edition, with Lush guitarist Miki Berenyi, Game’s World’s Alex Verrey, and TV legend THE ACTUAL CHRIS SERLE (presenter, or course, of the BBC’s inspiring The ComputerRead More →
