Sometimes, a game pops up that you know absolutely nothing about and completely passed you by on release. Axiom Verge is one of those titles, originally coming out in 2015 on Playstation 4, trickling out on a variety of other platforms in 2016, then finally being brought to the Switch in 2017. Axiom Verge is a 2D platformer, […]
Tag: Retro
Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen – Review | Nintendo Switch Version
Pokémon is currently undergoing a lot of change. The ninth generation of the series has brought the series into an open world format with Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, while Legends: Z-A brought the series into full real-time gameplay. While we’ve got more than a year to wait until the next game in the series further evolves things, […]
Fighting Force Collection – Review
Core Design is a name synonymous with British game design, having worked on such titles as Chuck Rock, Wolfchild, Bubba and Styx, and a franchise I’m sure some of you have heard of called Tomb Raider. They also tried getting their hands on the Streets of Rage franchise before having to switch lanes and create […]
R-Type Delta: HD Boosted – Review
R-Type has always been one of the main shoot ‘em up (shmup) franchises that seemingly everybody knows, either for its heavy H.R. Giger-inspired designs or the crippling difficulty that has followed the games throughout the decades. Today, we are looking at a previously PlayStation 1 exclusive title in the franchise in the form of R-Type […]
Double Dragon Revive – Review
Billy and Jimmy Lee are back in Double Dragon Revive! The boys have escaped the cameo hell of River City Girls to once again hit the streets. It’s time to make use of their Sosetsuken fighting abilities and remind players why the Lee boys were the original walk-and-brawl boys. Back to the Beginning Double Dragon Revive […]
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 – Review
In typical Capcom numbering style, we now get the third Capcom Fighting Game Collection with Capcom Fighting Collection 2. Following the dream re-release of Marvel Vs Capcom Fighting Collection a year earlier, we have a slightly more SNK-themed release this time around. Perfectly timed with the recent return of Fatal Fury, right? Will this be […]
Birmingham Gaming Market – Retro Games Marketplace
I took a trip down memory lane by taking a (more literal) trip to Birmingham Gaming Market this weekend. It’s always interesting to check out retro games and this event by Replay Events has plenty of them, both common and obscure. There was plenty of focus on Japanese titles too. Don’t want to wait for […]
Super Technos World: River City & Technos Arcade Classics – Review
Super Technos World: River City & Technos Arcade Classics is the latest compilation from the storied history of Technos, famous for Double Dragon and Kunio-Kun (often localized as River City). But will this be an informative trip down memory lane, or a mix of mediocrity? This compilation of retro titles consists of 12 games from […]
Black Country Games Fair – Retro Games Marketplace
Want to check out some retro games? A friend of mine asked me this and suggested that we take a trip over to the Black Country Games Fair on the outskirts of Wolverhampton in the West Midlands in England. Can You See In The Dark? My first impression was less than stellar. The Black Country […]
Killing Time: Resurrected – Review
What do you get when you cross noir with Egyptian mythology, a dash of horror, and coat it in first-person shooter mechanics? You get a cult classic 3DO/PC exclusive game called Killing Time. But Nightdive Studios weren’t content to leave us with the 1995 version alone. Enter Killing Time: Resurrected, a remaster now available for […]










