A recent source from the ESRB show the first 6 Final Fantasy titles being rated for Nintendo Switch alongside the PlayStation 4 and Windows PC. We already know that back in 2021, Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster was announced for mobile devices (and later PC) during E3. There’s a likely chanceRead More →
A new band have emerged consisting of some of Rare’s most renowned names, David Wise, Grant Kirkhope, and Kevin Bayliss. Together, they are known as Retro-Fusion who released a Christmas single based on video-games. If you follow Rare and know they’re history, you may be familiar of Kirkhope’s work onRead More →
There’s always a lot of talk about the GameCube days in the retro gaming community, and there are still endless positive memories of playing with its unique controller. Nintendo’s controllers have certainly changed significantly over time. Whether it was for the better or for worse is pretty subjective to anyRead More →
It has been confirmed that the rebooted version of GamesMaster will make a return to Channel 4 next year. The beloved 90’s games show series was given a reboot back in 2021, including 3 special episodes airing on E4 and E4’s YouTube channel. The sales team are on the lookoutRead More →
We don’t hear much about new games releasing on older consoles, unless it’s a modded version of an already established game. However, Retro Room Games have proven that new retro games can still be enjoyed on old retro consoles. Their newest title, Magic and Legend: Time Knights has launched onRead More →
New Batman DOOM mod is the game you always wanted. It’s amazing how an iconic game can be transformed into something completely new by changing its aesthetic, story, visuals and characters. A developer known as “Team RayCast” have taken the Doom gameplay engine and reimagined it into the project, BatmanRead More →
Nintendo of America and Future US’s long-running print magazine Nintendo Power temporarily became downloadable from Internet Archive. All 285 issues that were published between 1988 and 2012 were uploaded by archivists on a project called ‘Retromags’. All of this is added up to 40GB worth of media, however, there wasRead More →
The gaming community is always keen to learn about games that were planned to release but never materialise. Maxis’ SimCopter 64 is one of those games! Its E3 1997 demo was preserved and analysed in depth. The article analysis by Video Game History Foundation was created after the demo wasRead More →
There’s always one little element of a game or a mini game that you could spend hours playing on its own. From shooting pumpkins in Skyward Sword to the toy car game in Professor Layton, sometimes you can never get bored of the smaller bitesize challenges. But what if thatRead More →
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