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Fight fans, get ready to rumble. SNK’s classic, maybe best-loved KoF ever, King of Fighters 98 is hitting Limited Run this Friday.
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Disney Classic Games “Retro Editions” available now
Big Disney fans and 16bit-era gamers both will want to see the special editions that Nighthawk has cooked up for Disney Classic Games.
Read More »EON Super 64 connects your N64 to modern TVs
EON’s newest, The Super 64, allows gamers to dig their classic Nintendo consoles out of the closet and connect them to a modern TV (with a bonus).
Read More »Numskull teams with Bandai Namco for mini Galaga cab
The world of tiny arcade machines keeps getting bigger. Merch-maker Numskull is teaming with Bandai Namco for a 2nd unit, a Galaga machine.
Read More »Street Fighter II, Mega Man and more announced for Genesis Mini
Sega’s Genesis Mini is looking even better, and that wasn’t an easy task considering how good the last game announcements were.
Read More »Wrath: Age of Ruin goes retro on PC
The original Quake engine is back. The classic FPS engine returns for 3D Realms, 1C Entertainment, and KillPixel’s retro shooter Wrath: Age of Ruin.
Read More »Toy Fair 2019: Super Impulse debuts new arcade games
If you love the retro arcade scene, then chances are you dig what Super Impulse is doing. Toy Fair saw a fresh wave of Tiny Arcade units and a new form factor.
Read More »Release date announced for throwback PC shooter Dusk
It’s getting dark on the PC. The Quake-like indie shooter Dusk is about to leave Early Access, hitting in full version form next month.
Read More »AtGames announces full-size, stand-up home arcade
Now this sounds impressive. Riding the wave of arcade nostalgia is AtGames, who’s newest retro-system is sounding pretty incredible.
Read More »Sony announces PlayStation Classic, includes 20 games for $99
Looks like there will be a lil’ tiny console on store shelves this year after all. But it won’t be from Nintendo. Sony has announced the PlayStation Classic.
Read More »SNK 40th Anniversary Collection dated, coming to Switch this November
SNK is packing years of pre-Neo Geo gaming highlights into one neat little pack, and it’s heading to the Nintendo Switch this November.
Read More »Bush League Hockey (Xbox One) Review
Slashing its way into the sports arena is Bush League Hockey (BLH) from V7 Entertainment. This 1970’s circa hockey simulator is chalk full of old school flare. The controls and the graphics and even the soundtrack is full of 70’s nostalgia. Do not let this indie title fool you, because …
Read More »Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES) Retro Review
On the heels of an all new Mario adventure, I thought it would be fitting to visit the best two dimensional Mario game of all time.
Read More »Sega and Atari Classic consoles hit stores
In the midst of the SNES launch, don’t forget that AtGames’ lineup of retro gaming consoles is landing in stores as well.
Read More »Denver’s Akihabara provides a new mecca for gamers
When most people think of a bar and arcade, what they picture is fairly similar. They imagine a dimly lit space, holding a beer in one hand with the other directing a yellow chomping circle toward ghosts via joystick; or, they picture a pinball machine, blaring with lights as a …
Read More »Pokemon Red (Game Boy) Retro Review
Pokémon Red first entered the scene in February of 1996 in Japan. The game would go on to shift genres and introduce generations of players to the basic ideas and gameplay behind Japanese Role Playing Games, or JRPGs. Red was only preceded by the prototype seeming Pokémon Green. More than …
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