You can now play Minesweeper and classic Windows 3.1 games on your Game Boy… well, once the stock is replenished. Okay, so picture this: it’s 1995. The dial-up is screaming, the Spice Girls are on the radio, and you’re supposed to be doing your homework. But what are you reallyRead More →
This week has been epic for retro gaming news, so read the following carefully, as you might easily miss something important. Affiliate Disclosure: Some of the links in this post may be affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase through those links.Read More →
A collection of games for classic Nintendo systems have been released over the past few weeks. We’ve rounded up the most significant so far this month. Sega Bass Fishing gets unofficial NES port OK, so this one is a little bit complicated. Back in the 1990s and 2000s, unofficial demakesRead More →
Slightly rare titles like a Pokemon Limited Edition game are going for absolutely silly money on eBay. The used market for retro games is a fluid, ever-changing landscape where our childhood memories can be worth anything from pennies to thousands of pounds. The latter certainly holds true for an eBayRead More →
Classic Pokemon games are well-regarded, but who made the best and most memorable titles in the series? Nostalgia is higher than was the reality of the sales for the GameCube’s Pokemon RPGs. They proffered an advance in the ability to display Pokemon battles in 3D and with an excellent storyRead More →
More Nintendo classic titles have been released in the Switch Online library, with Game Boy Color, NES, and Super NES titles added to the lineup. Last month it was all about the Game Boy Advance, but this time around it’s a bit more of a mix of Nintendo classics. June’sRead More →
Following the release of Game Boy games (as well as Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance titles) on Nintendo Switch this month, we’ve compiled a list of the games. So, if you enjoy playing 30 year old handheld games on a five year old handheld, this is the pageRead More →
A host of differences make Japan’s Game Boy Switch library an enticing but unlikely option… With the announcement of Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance libraries being added to Nintendo Switch Online, western audiences will finally be able to play their beloved retro favourites on Nintendo’s newestRead More →
After the incredible announcement from the recent Nintendo Direct that Game Boy and Game Boy Advance libraries will be the newest addition to Nintendo Switch Online, players are already underway with reliving some of their favourite retro games. However, the libraries have yet to expand and Nintendo have left fansRead More →
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