Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons is the newest instalment of the Double Dragon series and will be launching on PC and all other modern consoles this summer. Developer Secret Base renowned for horror beat’em up Streets of Red: Devil’s Dare Deluxe, creates a “modernised celebration” yet retro pixelRead More →
Developer of 2021’s platformer Smelter brings us an experience that’s not to be missed by Shovel Knight and Mega Man fans alike. Paying homage to widely renowned platforming classics X PLUS Games will launch their newest project in a matter of weeks! Bat Boy is an 8-bit 2D platformer inspiredRead More →
Valve’s Steam Client will no longer run on older versions of Windows from January 2024. The main reason for this is an incompatibility with Google Chrome on older versions of Windows. Chrome is required for several new features in Steam, the introduction of which has necessitated this decision. Here isRead More →
Zerouno Games has announced the upcoming release of three classic ZX Spectrum games under the Retro Golden Age label this March. Goody, Operation Alexandra, and Livingstone, I Presume will form the Boomer Pack on this label, which aims to offer classic ZX Spectrum games to Steam for a new generationRead More →
North America, Asia can tackle Kung Fury Street Rage Ultimate Edition next week. One of the most astonishing retro-style games, Kung Fury Street Rage is almost retro itself, so why not update it wuth an ultimate edition? The 2D side-scrolling beat ’em up is now available on Nintendo Switch, withRead More →
Solo developer Ross Kilgariff is creating an ambitious Roguelike Dungeon Crawler for the Dreamcast and Steam. The Kickstarter for the project is starting in April 2023. In a Vlog on his YouTube Channel, Ross explains how the HarleQuest! came to be, and some of his plans for the gameplay. RossRead More →
It Came from the Desert was a critical darling on the Amiga, receiving mountains of praise in 1989 for its mix of gameplay types and vivid storytelling. It’s a special game for many fans because there’s nothing quite like it! It’s part visual novel, point-and-click adventure, first-person, third-person, you nameRead More →
Over 41 years after its release, the ZX Spectrum remains popular among retro enthusiasts. It should therefore come as no surprise that new games are released ont he platform. But did you ever expect to see a ZX Spectrum game running on your PC after installing it from Steam? That’sRead More →
It’s dangerous to blindly trust tidbits from the rumor mill, but Metal Gear Solid information keeps cropping up on social media, and some of these claims are starting to add up. As with any leaks, take these with a MASSIVE pinch of salt. ‘Oops Leaks’ claims that “Classic Metal Gear Solid gamesRead More →
