Music can be such a core element in any video game. I still listen to some of my favourite soundtracks even outside of gaming sessions. Finding a community of people that share the same appreciation for these soundtracks and detailing their memories of playing these games is something that isRead More →
The James Bond classic GoldenEye 007 finally gets a Japan re-release on Nintendo Switch Online. Just under two weeks ago two further titles were added to Japan’s Nintendo Switch Online N64 library. These games, which released on 29th November, included 1997’s GoldenEye 007 and Jet Force Gemini (known as StarRead More →
Bhav Soor takes a look at Sonic Rush, the first Sonic game to land on Nintendo’s popular handheld. The Nintendo DS saw a plethora of video game series making their way to the console, taking advantage of its handheld and dual screen capabilities. Approximately a year into its lifespan, theRead More →
Could you have been a bit unfair on the Wii version of Sonic Unleashed? The Sonic series has been ever-evolving in new styles and gameplay elements, trying to push boundaries and introduce new ideas with occasional mixed reception from fans. The titular character that’s always “gotta go fast” has metRead More →
As of last week, the Nintendo Switch’s Game Boy Advance library received its latest update with the application itself now in Version 1.4.0. Friday 29th September saw the launch of Kirby & The Amazing Mirror as the newest addition to the GBA library, with Japan receiving the same title. OriginallyRead More →
Pokémon 2000 Adventure was a Flash browser game thought lost to time and old devices. You catch some and you lose some, but sometimes they return in the best ways. Although, I’m not talking about Pokémon themselves, I am referring to Pokémon games! A Pokémon game that was previously lostRead More →
A romhacker and games porter by the name of Infidelity has announced their next porting project. They have previously worked on porting titles to the SNES such as The Legend of Zelda, DuckTales, Mega Man II, and Mega Man IV. Last week they had announced their next project after an initial hesitationRead More →
We owe a lot of our admiration towards fans that can keep niche games alive, whether that’s through ports, emulation or preservation. One such individual has undergone the mighty task of translating the “Largest Adventure Game” on the Game Boy Advance. That game is Zero One SP, a Japanese-only releaseRead More →
The Rugrats felt like something everyone but me was into and I was never in on the hype. However, I do feel secondhand hype for the fans because it has been confirmed that Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland is officially landing on the NES! This was confirmed in a tweet made byRead More →
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