Retro Gaming Magazine
02h51 27  janvier
Casino Games, a 1989 compilation for the Sega Master System
Carl Williams
Once upon a time… there was the Sega Master System (SMS), an 8-bit video game console manufactured by Sega in the years 1985 – 1992. The Master System has its place in history, and since only 13 million units were sold, if you own one, it can still give you some satisfaction. Like...
02h46 27  janvier
Xero Hour, a new retro game
Carl Williams
Can you make a new game that looks and feels retro? Justin Bender, a guitar player for the bands Third Ion and Sorceress, thought he could. The 38-year old received a Nintendo in 1989 and thus developed a passion for video games. In the last few years, he started to tinker with creating his own ...
01h57 27  janvier
Nuts & Bricks: Apple Arcade releases two brand new games
Carl Williams
Arcade is far from dead, and Apple knew it well when it launched its new subscription service in 2019. Since then, they have built an impressive catalog with more than 145 new and exclusive titles. A subscription costs less than 5 a month ( 4.99 to be precise) to download and play ad-free games...
00h36 25  janvier
DARIUSBURST SP Second Prologue Android Gameplay
Carl Williams
I am a huge fan of side scrolling shooters like DARIUSBURST SP. While my skills today are nowhere near where they were 20 years ago, I still enjoy them. The biggest problem I have on mobile platforms is simply finding good side scrolling shooters.     DARIUSBURST SP has lineage For those...
22h56 23  janvier
Mario Party 2 Continues Nintendo Genre Take Overs - January 24th, 2000 - Today in Video Game History
Carl Williams
Mario Party 2 is a multiplayer party game that takes advantage of the Nintendo 64 hardware. Namely the four players at once capabilities. This allowed Hudson Soft, the developers, a lot of freedom in how the Mario Party line of games play. Even if you do not have three friends to play with you can ...
15h27 09  janvier
Legend of Zelda The Minish Cap Continues Innovating Classic Formula on Nintendo Game Boy Advance - January 10th, 2005 - Today in Video Game History
Carl Williams
Legend of Zelda The Minish Cap has a story set in a unique position. The third entry in the Four Swords series takes place between Skyward Sword and Four Swords. Nintendo’s Hyrule hero’s adventure here also takes place prior to the events that split the Zelda timeline in Ocarina of Time. The Minish...
16h07 03  janvier
Diablo Pits Gamers Against Hell - January 3rd, 1997 - Today in Video Game History
Carl Williams
Diablo is one of those few games that made you proud to be a computer gamer. There were not many that made console gamers jealous, Blizzards Rogue-like was one of them. It joined the ranks of Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Command & Conquer, and a few flight sims. Even Rogue was a PC exclusive for most ...
00h08 03  janvier
Intellivision Super Mario Bros Shown
Carl Williams
Intellivision Super Mario Bros is an anomaly of sorts. This is an entry in our Bandit Gaming section as there is no way this is official. Looking at the developer of this, we are not surprised on bit at the progress. What is surprising is just how close this is to the Nintendo Entertainment System ...
18h54 02  janvier
Clockwork Knight 2 Continues Toy Battles on Sega Saturn - January 2nd, 1996 - Today in Video Game History
Carl Williams
Clockwork Knight 2 is a great example of the advancement of 2D side scrolling action games. This genre ruled on 16-bit consoles and was criminally ignored in subsequent generations. Sega did try to cover these bases on their Saturn console, at least early on, before abandoning it themselves. This...
18h57 01  janvier
Lost Simpsons Bug Squad Sega Dreamcast Game Discovered
Carl Williams
The Simpsons is one of those franchises that will probably be around forever. In one form or another, the Fox cartoon is alive and well, even after the Disney acquisition. Considering how wild 2020 was, it is worth noting it got a little wilder for fans of the Sega Dreamcast, or The Simpsons. A new...