Nintendo fans have been stunned by the news of a Super Mario RPG remake for the Switch. Switch Mario fans have been treated to a surprise – a full blown remake of beloved SNES game Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars has been announced, launching 17th Novmber thisRead More →
German techno artist DJ Remute has teamed up with Strictly Limited Games to release new versions of his albums “Technoptimistic” and “The Cult of Remute” on retro cartridges. These strictly limited editions will be available to preorder from February 20th, 2022, each featuring an exclusive bonus song composed for thisRead More →
German retailer Galeria Kaufhof has listed what seems to be Nintendo-sealed copies of Lufia (aka Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals worldwide) for the SNES. But where did the game come from? Noting that the game comes in original packaging with the manual, Galeria Kaufhof state the title is onlyRead More →
If you’ve been enjoying the growing collection of SNES and NES games on the Nintendo Switch, get ready for more next week as five new titles are added. The news has been announced by Nintendo of America on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1394820649349259266 So, that’s Super Baseball Simulator 1.000, Caveman Ninja (also knownRead More →
More evidence that the Nintendo Switch is the best option for retro gaming this week, with the announcement of four classic Nintendo titles heading to Switch Online. SNES titles Psycho Dream, Doomsday Warrior (both 1992), Prehistorik Man (1995) and NES game Fire & Ice (aka Soloman’s Key 2 from 1992)Read More →
Featuring SNES like D-Pad, ABXY and Start/Select buttons, the PocketGo S30 is a Chinese-built handheld gaming system that can play PS1, PSP, MAME, Dreamcast, and SNES titles. Believed to feature an A33 ARM Cortex-A7 chip with four 1.2Ghz cores and a Mali400 MP2 GPU, prototypes have 512MB of RAM. TheRead More →
Thinking about a £500 PS5? Maybe the cheaper £350 PS5 Digital Edition? Or maybe you’re looking at the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S for £500 and £250? And those prices are before you factor in games and accessories like an extra game controller. No doubt you’re looking atRead More →
Sneaking out from Chinese manufacturer LaoZhang, the GKDmini is a portrait handheld released as a follow up to 2019’s a GKD 350h. A pocket device that has a specification to run SNES, PS1 and arcade titles, the GKDmini is currently demonstrated as a 3D printed unit, illustrated in comparison with itsRead More →
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