Wipeout XL (PS1) Review: The Definitive Peak of Futuristic Racing
by Wipeout XL (released as Wipeout 2097 in Europe) is a blistering, anti-gravity racing masterpiece and the second installment in Psygnosis’s futuristic franchise. If you’ve never …
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What is a scotformer? Here’s a brief history and explanation
If you have spent enough time in retro gaming groups, you might have heard the term “scotformer” before. Well, what is a scotformer? In short, …
Was Super Mario 64 a STOLEN Idea From Argonaut Games?
The Nintendo 64 was late to the fifth generation of video game consoles, but it was released alongside Super Mario 64, which is widely considered …
Dinosaurs for Hire (Sega Genesis) Review
Dinosaurs for Hire is commonly described as a Contra clone for the Sega Genesis, and that’s not entirely off the mark. After all, it’s a …
Why I Didn’t Pre-Order the Analogue Pocket
Analogue’s newest retro gaming handheld, the Analogue Pocket, seems like the perfect handheld gaming device with its sleek design, fancy FPGA hardware, and ability to …
Everything WRONG With the New Worms Rumble Battle Royale
Developer Team17 announced a new game in the Worms franchise, Worms Rumble, which deviates from the traditional Worms formula with battle royale gameplay. The Worms …
Top 10 NEW Sega Genesis Games to Play
The Sega Genesis hit North American shelves way back in 1989, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find new Sega Genesis games to play. That’s …
What is the Best CRT for Retro Gaming?
If you want the absolute best CRT TV for retro gaming, then you’re probably looking for a television set that can output the most crisp …
Wiz ‘n’ Liz (Sega Genesis) Review: High-Speed Arcade Action
Wiz ‘n’ Liz: The Frantic Rabbit Rescue is a criminally overlooked 16-bit gem, yet it stands as one of the absolute finest examples of the …
Abadox (NES) Review: An Underrated Space Shooter
At a glance, Abadox: The Deadly Inner War might look like just another generic, 8-bit side-scrolling shoot ’em up that shamelessly ripped off Konami’s Life …