Retro Gaming

Retro gamers have two upcoming carts to look forward to, as the Evercade platforms welcome 21 new games across fresh C64 and Toaplan collections.

One of the greatest point-and-click adventure games of all time is back courtesy of Limited Run games. Grab Maniac Mansion this month.

The retro-minded console family of Evercade will be welcoming two more carts to its library this year, with additional C64 and Toaplan entries.

Time to become the scariest thing in hell. The full retail release of Fulqrum Publishing and T19 Games’ blazing fast FPS Dread Templar is coming up.

Once again, it’s looking like collectible and apparel company Numskull is prepping a killer Quarter Arcade, with the upcoming Space Invaders.

A horror game in (kinda) 16bits, Dragon Emperors’ Cursed Mansion is looking like it might be a real treat for those seeking retro scares.

It’s a bit of a mixed bag for Evercade fans, as the latest hardware has been nudged back a month, but a pair of new game collections have arrived.

Atari Mania loads up on iconic Atari themes, sending players on a trip through the storied company’s past. It arrives next month on Switch and PC.

Atari is making a nice little resurgence this year, with a few great sounding titles hitting. One of those is the minigame-packed Atari Mania

If you don’t know, the Evercade family is about to get bigger, with the EXP. And when that hits this Holiday, it’ll include a bunch of Capcom classics.

Expansion Pack subscribers will get another Nintendo 64 treat this month, with the arrival of one of the classic console’s launch titles, Wave Race 64.

Mortal Kombat fans are in for a klassic treat, as the final revision of MK3 has arrived on GOG. The game lands along with a bevy of deals on retro titles.

Retro fans have another outlet for their favorite Evercade titles, with the company’s newest, the EXP. It hits pre-order phase on September 6th.

A pair of modern classics have been added to GOG’s online PC gaming shop, with Dark Alliance II and Warhammer 40K: Space Marine.

Evercade sure has been busy. The retro handheld has both home and arcade collections, and has just today announced a ‘computer’ line.

A niche FPS classic from the 90s, Blood is back thanks to Nightdive Studios. And thanks to Limited Run Games, there’s a Collector’s Edition too.