Metroid Fusion
The Metroid series skipped the Nintendo 64 era, so they made up it in 2002 with the release of two …
Super Metroid
During the SNES era, many developers were honing their crafts by iterating on ideas from the previous console generation. You …
Metroid II: Return of Samus
Rather than directly converting their NES and SNES games, Nintendo made it a habit to create unique entries of their …
Explosive Breaker
Kaneko was one of the those mid-tier game development companies that was mostly known for their softcore Qix clone Gals …
Retro Game Super Translation Selection in the latest Storybundle
It’s time for the triannual video game themed Storybundle, and for this, you can get digital copies of our Retro …
Capcpom Presents – Gamest’s Greatest Typos
Gamest was one of the many video game magazines that ran through the 80s up until 1999, primarily created for …
Aquario of the Clockwork Might Finally Be Coming Out
Yesterday, there was an interesting press release from Strictly Limited Games, the German company that puts out small print runs of …
Super Hydorah
Locomalito is an independent game developer based in Spain with a huge passion for classic video games. Hydorah, initially released …
Shantae: Half Genie Hero
The initial three Shantae games were primarily designed for portable platforms, with the console and computer releases done as ports. …
Realm of Impossibility
Realm of Impossibility is one of those classic computer games that manages to do a lot with very little. Your …
Rad Racer II
With the first game garnering majority of its half-million sales in North America, its sequel was developed and sold exclusively …
Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana
Despite being their most famous franchise, Falcom has often taken its time to expand the core entries of the Ys …
