Get ready to unleash some toxic fury! The Retroware team has been deep in the trenches, pumping iron and perfecting our beat-em-up masterpiece, Toxic Crusaders. Retroware have released a progress video charting development of the game, which will be their first game since the superb Iron Meat. This video divesRead More →
If you’re looking for a way to boost your retro collection, the Capcom Classics collection from Humble Bundle is a great option. Running until the end of February 2024, the collection includes an incredible set of titles, from fighters to shooters and everything in between. As is usually the caseRead More →
Lords of Exile is the perfect chocie for anyone looking for a new retro game for their modern console, and is out now on PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and PC. Here’s the game’s synopsis: In ancient times of war in the Far East, the lands ofRead More →
You’ve probably seen mention of RTX Remix. But what is it? Over the past few months, RTX Remix has been linked to a succession of classic PC games. Half-Life 2, Portal, Tomb Raider, and others have been reported to be under revision by development teams using this modding platform, withRead More →
25 years ago, Half-Life took the FPS world by storm. While latterly often overlooked in favour of its successor, the first game has recently been reappraised, both in the form of Black Mesa and in its original incarnation. Certainly as far as Valve seems to have been concerned, Half-Life isRead More →
The SWOS 23/24 season update puts all the right players in all the right teams, and in the right order. If you’re a fan of Sensible World of Soccer, you’ll be pleased to know that the 23/24 season update is available on PC, with an Amiga version coming in lateRead More →
We’ve seen several retro classics get the sequel/reboot treatment in recent years to great success. Streets of Rage 4 and TMNT: Shredders Revenge are superb examples of sequels done right, but I never imagined Slave Zero getting the same treatment. If you’ve not heard of it, Slave Zero is a third-person shooter where you play as a biomechanicalRead More →
We’ve recently reported on several titles in development for retro consoles, like Chords for the Genesis/Megadrive, proving the homebrew scene is alive and well. The next game to join those ranks is DaemonClaw by small studio BitBeamCannon, which is already off to a promising start. DaemonClaw is a 2D side-scrollingRead More →
A PC version of SEGA’s Sonic Spinball was cancelled in the 1990s, but not before box art packaging was designed. Just when we think we know everything about some of the biggest game series of all time, a new interesting story from the developers jumps into the mix. Imagine anRead More →
