Game Outlet Europe, SEGA, and Retro-Bit have collaborated on new 2.4GHz wireless SEGA Saturn and Mega Drive/Genesis controllers. Remember the satisfying click of a SEGA Mega Drive controller, or the precise feel of the Saturn’s D-pad? If you’re a retro gaming fan in Europe, you’re in for a treat! GameRead More →
The Sega Mega Drive (or Genesis, depending on where you grew up) holds a special place in many gamers’ hearts. Launched in 1988, it became a powerhouse, boasting an impressive library. However, as with any console, some titles, despite their quality, didn’t quite achieve the recognition they deserved. Today, IRead More →
Just into my inbox, yet another enthusiastic communique from the long-derided SuperSega Team, who *still* claim that their FPGA project is viable. Bizarrely, they’re issuing press releases in newsletter form, and… well, let’s dissect this press release with the appropriate level of skepticism, shall we? Because frankly, this whole thingRead More →
Following up on our previous look at ZPF‘s intriguing world, Mega Cat Studios and the ZPF Team have announced a playable demo coming to Steam Next Fest tomorrow (February 24th, running until March 3rd). This offers a chance for players to experience the game’s unique blend of 16-bit shmup actionRead More →
Mega Cat Studios and the ZPF Team have released a new lore trailer for their upcoming 16-bit shoot ’em up, ZPF The slightly unusual trailer offers a deeper glimpse into the game’s strange and captivating universe. Narrated by the affable Quibley, the trailer explores the game’s distinct realms and theRead More →
Bitmap Books has made a name for itself, selling wonderfully crafted books documenting the history of video games. Their Visual Compendium series, in particular, offers a stunning range of titles covering everything from the Commodore 64 to the SNES/Super Famicom. Details about Bitmap Books’ upcoming entry into this series, SegaRead More →
Retro gaming means something slightly different depending on your generation. For millennials, it is typically late 90s/early 2000s console or PC gaming. For GenXers, the late 8-bit and 16-bit eras are the retro games hotspot. I’m in that category, and absolutely adore the 16-bit era. Today, we’re looking specifically atRead More →
The Mortal Kombat games are legendary in the fighting game genre and are still going strong even after 30+ years. The series is famous for many reasons, not least for ushering in the creation of the ESRB. Does the original live up to its legacy, or is it tired and dated? Let’s findRead More →
The Sega Mega Drive has dozens of platformers in its library. While many of them are charming in their own ways, some have survived the test of time better than others. Here are my picks for the top 10 best platformers on the Sega Mega Drive 10 of the bestRead More →
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