GOG has released another update this month, solidifying its mission to “become the best place for classic PC games.” PC gaming has long been in the background of more conventional gaming options like arcades and consoles. This is due mainly to PC gaming being more complex than traditional couch gaming.Read More →
Be warned: Nostalgasm ahead for the unprepared. Lego is dipping its studs even deeper into the gaming world as their latest video game tribute comes in the form of the classic Lego Atari 2600 retro console to be released in August of 2022. According to an article on Promobricks, AtariRead More →
A recent eBay auction for an “Ultra Rare Commodore 65 Prototype” closed at $50,000. If you’re a retro gamer/tech enthusiast, you’ve most likely heard of the Commodore 64. This little-known machine is nothing more than arguably the most popular home computer of the 80s. (Hopefully, you made it through theRead More →
Super Mario 64 tweaked to perform even more smoothlyRead More →
Another well-deserved retro Kickstarter game funding success. A fantastic new treat is coming to the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis Classic, thanks to a successfully funded Kickstarter campaign for an awesome new retro roguelite called Astebros. No matter how far digital media progresses, fans of the origins will never falter. If you’reRead More →
2022 Wii U owners need love, too. Indie developer Markanime Studios – with Nintendo’s blessing – published a new game called Pad of Time to the Nintendo network. However, to many gamers’ surprise, they have issued a version of it on the Wii U. Captain U, a quirky, retro-style platformerRead More →
Does Sony’s recent scandal hint at the beginning of the end of video game preservation? Sony PlayStation classic titles have been reportedly “expiring” on the PlayStation Network, causing several retro options to be non-purchasable on Sony’s platform. Owners aren’t safe either, as this recent change has rendered their already purchasedRead More →
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