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Retro gaming features (Page 23)

Features about retro games, from interviews and analysis to lists and retrospectives.

Retro Recall: Returning to Arcade Games

2023-02-28
By: John Bowe
On: February 28, 2023
In: Retro arcades, Retro gaming features

Quite out of nowhere, on a recent visit to the very Victorian heart of the Midlands, one of my brothers and I ended up going to a retro arcade. My first time. His too. It was also a pub, but we have been acquainted with those before. In fact, prettyRead More →

Rings Around Halo: Co-Operative Kills and Donuts in Halo: Reach

2023-02-25
By: John Bowe
On: February 25, 2023
In: Retro games news, Retro gaming features

The nature of multiplayer or co-op gaming underwent a shift in its first principals (thanks to the internet) about the time that I was distracted away from gaming by Life Itself. In the time since, the playability of life may have varied but the graphics and sound were always great.Read More →

Do You Need a Retro Game Console Emulator?

2023-02-24
By: Zahir Hassan
On: February 24, 2023
In: Emulation, Retro gaming features

A retro games console emulator saves you from using original hardware, but is it worth the effort? In computing terms, emulation is software running on one system with the aim of making it behave like another. The aim is to make software designed for one operating system or hardware platformRead More →

Mascot Family: The Adopted Children of PlayStation

2023-02-12
By: John Bowe
On: February 12, 2023
In: Retro games news, Retro gaming features

Did Sony really need a PlayStation mascot? Where did all the mascots go? Like the sight of badgers along a verge, you see a lot less of them these days. In fact you might be left thinking that there are no more left, that they had long scattered since theRead More →

A Sense of Place: Enchantment and the Computer Game Shop

2023-02-11
By: John Bowe
On: February 11, 2023
In: Retro gaming features

The high street is at low tide. We all know it when we put our online ordering down and actually go into town to pick up some rotisserie poultry before swinging by the skip to dump our last round of purchases on the way out. Perhaps it is the ageRead More →

GoldenEye 007 launch trailer

How to enable Switch GoldenEye’s widescreen mode and fix default controls

2023-01-28
By: Christian Cawley
On: January 28, 2023
In: How to run retro games

GoldenEye on Switch plays great, but only with the right settings If you’re not using a Nintendo 64 style controller on GoldenEye 007 on the Nintendo Switch, there’s a good chance that you’re struggling. The Switch’s controllers are amazing, but they’re not cut-out for undercover work, shall we say? Similarly,Read More →

Why Do Modern Games Have So Many Menus?

2023-01-24
By: John Bowe
On: January 24, 2023
In: Retro games news, Retro gaming features

Things come, move along and in the process gain attributes that those involved deem sensible, but which leave those that have left the table befuddled should they return. It is (so-called) progress, I’m told. It is in this regard I recently settled in with one of my brothers for aRead More →

My Name Is John and I Don’t Like Nintendo

2023-01-22
By: John Bowe
On: January 22, 2023
In: Retro gaming features

Nintendo, that great leviathan which has survived the trends, storms and triumphs of their past. Ever does it appear that they have toiled to generate an unpopular opinion from me, and mostly they have made good on their efforts. I am just going to go ahead and say it, MyRead More →

Does a Retro-Clarkson Dwell in YouTube Retro Gaming Shows?

2023-01-20
By: John Bowe
On: January 20, 2023
In: Retro gaming features

A successful YouTube retro gaming channel needs a recognisable presenter with a personality to rival the subject. Possibly. The car is the star. That’s what they used to say on Top Gear until Jeremy Clarkson, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum became stars themselves, and then put other stars inside theRead More →

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