Square Enix uncovers a huge forgotten collection of classic, mint condition retro games
One of Square Enix’s UK studios has uncovered a massive collection of classic retro games.
Retro
Still a 90’s kid at heart? Wish it was still 1985? Rather play Frogger than Assassin’s Creed? GameSpew’s Retro section is for you!
Here we celebrate everything yesteryear: the best games of days gone by, re-releases of the classics, and pretty much anything to do with the golden age of video games.
In The Dark 2 review (ModRetro Chromatic)
If you like Lights Out puzzles and sci-fi aesthetics, this one is for you.
Toki Tori Ultimate Edition review (ModRetro Chromatic)
It may be 24 years old, but this puzzle game feels as fresh as ever.
Patchy Matchy review (ModRetro Chromatic)
Casual puzzling doesn’t get much better than this.
The Evercade Alpha is now available for pre-order
Want an arcade cabinet but don’t quite have the space? The Evercade Alpha, available to pre-order right now, might just be for you.
Rogue: The relic that started an entire genre
You might not remember Rogue, but this 1980 game is responsible for one of the most popular genres today: the roguelike.
Remembering Parasite Eve, a game ahead of its time
Danny takes a look back at Parasite Eve, a cult classic that never quite got the mainstream appreciation it deserved.
Remembering Time Crisis, the ultimate light gun game
Time Crisis may be a thing of the past (for now), but it lives on as one of the best light gun games of all time.
35 years of the Nintendo Game Boy, the handheld originally dubbed “hopeless”
Originally dubbed “hopeless” by many at Nintendo, the Game Boy has gone on to have a lasting legacy — as well as hosting some of the most influential games of all time.
We need an Aliens vs Predator 2 remake, and it’s all about the facehuggers
All we want is to facehug hapless colonist in 4K. Is that really too much to ask?
Remembering Future Cop: LAPD, the 1998 third-person shooter
Let’s take a look back at Future Cop: LAPD, an all-but-forgotten third-person shooter developed by EA in 1998.
After 30 years, Killer Instinct’s Orchid still has the moves on Nintendo Switch Online
Killer Instinct has landed on Nintendo Switch Online, and even though it’s been 30 years, fighter Orchid still impresses with her moves.
Four More Cartridges are Coming to Evercade This Year
Evercade has revealed four more new cartridges coming before the end of 2023, including the first ever single game.
Antstream Arcade Xbox Review – A Treasure Trove of Retro Games
Antstream Arcade is now on arcade and this retro-game streaming service will leave you spoilt for choice.
Caverns of Mars: Recharged Review
If you’re a fan of easy-to-pick-up but hard-to-put-down arcade games, you’re going to want to check out Caverns of Mars: Recharged.
Back in 1991, Spider-Man Vs. The Kingpin Proved That Licensed Games Don’t Have to Be Bad
Released in 1991 on SEGA Mega Crive, Spider-Man vs The Kingpin was a very good licensed game in a sea of terrible licensed games.
This Atari 2600 Made Out of LEGO is Incredible
A new submission on LEGO Ideas is this brick-built Atari 2600 console, which looks remarkably like the real thing.
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins – One of the Best Game Boy Games Ever Made
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins is a stand-out title – not just for the Mario franchise, but for the Game Boy as a whole.
Seeing Red: Looking Back at Nintendo’s Virtual Boy
Perhaps Nintendo’s biggest failure is the Virtual Boy, released in 1995. But it’s also one of the company’s most interesting pieces of hardware. Let’s look at its history, shall we?
Looking Back on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall Of The Foot Clan
Released back in 1990 on Nintendo Game Boy, Konami’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall Of The Foot Clan was a mixed bag.
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