Brand new retro games, or re-releases and remasters of classics, it’s all here.
Take this with a pinch of salt, but there is a new rumour about the GoldenEye Xbox and Switch releases doing the rounds. To recap fully on this topic would be exhaustive. Suffice to say, we know that there is an Xbox Live Arcade version of GoldenEye 007 (leaked inRead More →
Amiga classic Flashback is getting a 2.5D makeover, and set for imminent release on current gen hardware as Flashback 2. Regularly ranked among the top 100 games of all time, Flashback was developed by Paul Cuisset and featured stunning character animation and layered scrolling. A bizarre adventure that was compelling toRead More →
A playable build of Duke Nukem 3D: Reloaded has surfaced online, complete with a download link if you want to try the title out for yourself. Ensure you read the enclosed Read Me file for installation instructions. Duke Nukem 3D: Reloaded started life as a fan remake called “Duke NukemRead More →
If you fancy starting the year off with a solid puzzle platformer, let me direct you to Suite Macabre for the MSX computer. You play as Dr. Kowalski’s unnamed assistant, tasked with finding the Dr in the eerie abandoned Dunwich Hotel. As you’re not exactly a fighter, you’ll need toRead More →
Classic shooter Galaga has been issued (again!) no Nintendo Switch and Sony PlayStation 4 as part of Hamster’s Arcade Archives. Initially released as a coin-op arcade in 1981, Galaga is the sequel to Galaxian, and pits your fighter craft against vicious aliens. Uniquely for the time, the game lets youRead More →
There are so many endless cool things to do in Minecraft and with the assistance of mods, it feels as though anything is possible. But sometimes when skilled players can boast that they created something amazing without mods, we have no choice but to respectfully acknowledge it. A Minecraft playerRead More →
If you look back at gaming history with the gift of hindsight, it’s easy to see where things went wrong and the decisions that led to the demise of countless franchises. It’s much less common to see a beloved series go from strength to strength and just vanish into thinRead More →
The digital release of Hamster’s Arcade Archives Bubble Bobble means you can now play the 1986 Taito classic on your Switch or PS4. Available on the Nintendo eShop and PS Store, Bubble Bobble puts you in control of Bubble Dragons called Bubblun and Bobblun, with you 100 challenging stages toRead More →
Star Wars: Dark Forces was released in 1997 and served as a first person DOOM clone with Kyle Katarn as a mercenary working for the Rebellion to stop the development of a Dark Trooper program. (Katarn would eventually be revised as a latent Force sensitive who would appear in subsequentRead More →
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