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 →
Trade winds, tariffs, and misreading the market. All of these things can affect how a business runs, and if a new product launch is involved, decide whether it lives or dies. However, I can’t recall a moment where it looked like an impending launch was heading for a very obviousRead More →
Right then you lovely lot, dust off your controllers and prepare for a proper blast from the past (with a shiny new coat of paint!). During the recent Nintendo Direct, Square Enix pulled a bit of a surprise on us and announced that SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered is AVAILABLE RIGHTRead More →
Playing retro PC games has never been easier than with the browser-based DOS_Deck tool.Read More →
It’s the game that will not die: GoldenEye 007. It’s available to play once again on Nintendo Switch and Xbox Game Pass – but what if you don’t have those platforms? First released back in 1997 on the Nintendo 64, the game – featuring the likeness of Pierce Brosnan’s franchise-savingRead More →
If you’ve got your hands on a Steam Deck, you probably know it will run all the best AAA games. Steam Deck retro gaming is also a thing, however, with the Steam library offering classic titles, among the 7061 playable and verified games for the console. Given the sheer volumeRead More →
Half of the games I have installed on my Steam Deck at the moment are retro titles: Zool, Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri, Thief, and The Settlers. Despite its power and capabilities as a AAA gaming device, the Steam Deck has considerable potential as a retro gaming device way beyond theRead More →
Bateocera 35 “Monarch Butterfly” is not available, with new features and the first Batocera Steam Deck build. Unlike, say, RetroArch, however, Batocera is not available as an app. Instead, it must be installed on a microSD card and booted. This means you get to keep SteamOS and run Batoecera whenRead More →
One day during summer 2021 I spent several hours clicking “refresh” in the hope that I would be able to pay £4 for a reservation on a Steam Deck. One day this summer, the console finally arrived. And while it brought with it the promise of being able to playRead More →
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