Video game emulators have become increasingly popular due to their ability to cater to retro gamers like us. Initially viewed with suspicion due to legal issues and its grey area of operation, these emulators are now fully embraced as a necessity for gamers. This is because companies like Nintendo andRead More →
We look at why you should have played Mini Ninjas on the Nintendo Wii – or indeed, any of the platforms it was released on. Despite being an unknown game to many, I have seen a fair few nostalgia-driven gamers reminisce about a cutesome game where you play as adorableRead More →
The latest installment in the saga of “what will Nintendo’s lawyers do next?” is currently unfolding, with news that the Dolphin emulator has been pulled from Steam. This follows the issuing of a DMCA takedown notice from the console giant. Capable of running Nintendo GameCube and Wii games on PCRead More →
Remember FIFA 10? Here’s a look at a typical friendly match, between Middlesbrough FC and Arsenal in the EPL.Read More →
Yesterday’s Nintendo Direct Feb 2023 event was packed full of retro goodness, from ports to remastered collections! Let’s just say we know some of you will be very pleased about what Nintendo has brought to its newest console. Firstly, a Capcom classic, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective receives a HD remakeRead More →
The RPG, Dokapon Kingdom, developed by Sting will be coming to Nintendo Switch for Japan on 23rd April 2003. It will launch as the title Dokapon Kingdom: Connect, allowing four-player online multiplayer. Releasing on the Nintendo Wii back in 2008 (and on PS2 in 2007) it had a cutesy andRead More →
What do you think the best-selling computer game is in the UK? Would you expect a current title, or a retro game? Well, it’s difficult to get this exactly right, but you’ll get a good idea of things thanks to this new list from GfK. Their brand analysis of 27Read More →
The latest version of Libretro’s RetroArch emulation front end has been released, with support for Nintendo GameCube and Nintendo Wii consoles re-established. This means that as well as the standard desktop and current generation consoles, you can install RetroArch on those classic Nintendo consoles. Other improvements in RetroArch 1.10.1 includeRead More →
I stumbled across an old article earlier today, which took me right back to the launch of the Nintendo Wii game We Sing Rock, which I was invited to back in 2011. You may know that Gaming Retro isn’t my first website. When I’m not editing and contributing to MakeUseOfRead More →
