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 →
A short review of the original Tetris on the Nintendo GameBoyRead More →
The digital shelves of Nintendo Switch Online have once again been graced with a dose of nostalgia! As we approach the hallowed halls of MAR10 Day, Nintendo has delivered a timely gift for retro gaming enthusiasts: Mario’s Picross and Donkey Kong. Mario’s Picross: A test of logic and precision ForgetRead More →
Remember that feeling? Slipping a cartridge into your NES, SNES, or Game Boy, and being instantly transported to another world? A world of pixelated puzzles, quirky characters, and unforgettable adventures? Well, if you’re like me, that feeling never really goes away. And that’s why I’m so excited about Cronela’s Mansion.Read More →
The Game Boy needs no introduction. It is the most popular handheld console in the world and kickstarted the popularity of the handheld consoles. It is so popular that it became a cultural icon of its own and define the generation of the late 80s to 90s. Not even itsRead More →
Awesome news for Nintendo fans, as three more Game Boy classics arrive on the Nintendo Switch Online service! Baseball, Alleyway, and Super Mario Land (the first Super Mario game available on the Game Boy) are now available to play. Super Mario Land Relive the mayhem of Mario’s first Game BoyRead More →
Now this looks fun. Kudzu is a new RPG coming out on Game Boy and Switch with a physical edition on the older device. Kudzu has been created in GB Studio and challenges you to explore the depths of a sinister maze. Developed by Pie For Breakfast Studios and publishedRead 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 →
It is the season of specialist conventions, classic gaming events, and retro gaming markets across the UK. But what should you expect from one? The first time I went to one of these, at the Gateshead International Stadium, I was totally blown away. Frankly, I wish I’d had more time.Read More →
