Fancy something to read? Here are our thoughts on the free SEGA-focused Mega Book Collection. We are living at a very strange time. You would see things that you would never ever have expected to happen like companies making decisions which doesn’t suit their philosophy for whatever reason. Sega, theRead More →
There’s nothing better than having all your favourite retro series of games being accessible, neatly in one place. On 26th January, Sega’s own Wonder Boy series received this exact treatment for the Nintendo Switch. Wonder Boy Anniversary Collection has six titles available to play on the Switch with multiple consoleRead More →
Panda Punch is a simple 2D puzzle platformer with a stylish retro aesthetic. You play as Zeep, a red panda who loses an arm amidst an alien attack. It’s not all bad news. Your father just so happens to be a skilled blacksmith and patches you up with a shinyRead More →
If you played Nights into Dreams, you remember it. But was it the SEGA Saturn’s mascot, or simply a pretty showcase? Freedom: we all want it, or at least to go on about it. In life, at work, down the biscuit aisle at your local whatever, even in games. AndRead More →
Super Chase: Criminal Termination is one of the four games of the Chase H.Q. series. Developed and released by Taito in 1992, it is the 3rd game of the series. While the gameplay is the same in which you have to chase the criminals before they escape, it has differentiatedRead More →
The Dark Prophecy is a retro-style point and click game on Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation. Being born in the early 2000s and primarily a console gamer meant that I had just missed out on the point-and-click adventure games of the 90s. The closest I had gotten to that wasRead More →
Is Go Straight: The Ultimate Guide to Side-Scrolling Beat-’Em-Ups the book for your coffee table? Do you remember the time when you played The Simpsons at the arcade? Or the awesomeness of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and beating up Shredder’s soldiers? Or fighting in the streets on Street of RageRead More →
The Wonder Boy Collection is out now for Nintendo Switch and Sony PlayStation 4. To my knowledge, my only experience of playing and of the Wonder Boy games was on the original arcade back in the 80s/90s. I may have had exposure to the later RPG-esque entires in the series,Read More →
Everyone remembers the first computer game they played. Mine was Galaxy on the Commodore 64. It was 1984 and I really wanted a computer. My school had a BBC Micro; a few people had a ZX Spectrum; my uncle had a VIC 20. But what I wanted was the awesomeRead More →
