A side by side comparison of the Xbox 360 and upcoming Nintendo Switch Red Dead Redemption release reveals that despite it not being officially described as a remaster, the game does feature some graphical enhancements. It reveals that lighting and shading have been improved, but as previously noted, the gameRead More →
A new Nintendo Switch Online update has rolled out some changes to GoldenEye 007 in the N64 library. These are quality of life, cosmetic fixes that improve visuals, but not much else. Twitter (X) user @Graslu00 noted several changes and observations about what still needs work: No doubt those problemsRead More →
The recent Evercade Showcase event unveiled a couple of dual-title carts. One of these, Goodboy Galaxy/Witch n’ Wiz features a pair of indie games released originally for Game Boy Advance and Nintendo Entertainment System. Here’s the official blurb for the collection: The Goodboy Galaxy/Witch n’ Wiz dual cartridge for EvercadeRead More →
If you’ve been excited by the prospect of a Red Dead Redemption remaster, it’s time to temper your fervour. Rockstar Games has confirmed the forthcoming re-release of its 2010 western adventure Red Dead Redemption. However, there is no remaster coming. Instead, the original game is being issued on Nintendo SwitchRead More →
Caravandalf is a new shooter for Amiga AGA systems, with amazing scrolling and crisp, SNES style graphics. This has been doing the rounds for a few days, but I had to be certain it was genuine before sharing. Originally a submission to AmiGameJam 2022, Caravandalf is a caravan mode/score attack-styleRead More →
In 1984, in the north east of England, in a tired seaside town, parents either side of 40 bought their family its first computer from a local photography and Hi-Fi retailer, McKenna & Brown. The computer was cheaper than at the Uptons department store a few doors away, mostly dueRead More →
Retro games aplenty can be found at the Newcastle Gaming Market, which takes place in just a few weeks’ time. If you’re looking for the best way to find some long-lost, much-loved, or otherwise desirable retro games this year, the Newcastle Gaming Market might have what you want. Taking placeRead More →
In a 22 minute presentation, new Evercade indie cartridges were announced on YouTube last night (July 31st). Dedicated to dedicated to modern retro indie games, the upcoming collections boast 12 titles between them. Furthermore, some interesting presentation options are included, with one title available in various editions. Sounds intriguing! UpcomingRead More →
As part of the July Evercade Showcase, the Home Computer Heroes Collection 1 has been announced. This collection features seven titles released on Commodore 64, MSX, and Amiga. Strictly speaking, these seven games span 28 years, although Citadel Remonstered is an update of the original game. Home Computer Heroes CollectionRead More →
