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Nintendo updated its Switch Online service this week to include three 1989 Game Boy games – Super Mario Land, Alleyway, and Baseball – but in Japan, an extra game was added to the service. Action-adventure title Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru (The Frog For Whom the Bell Tolls) was developed by...

Even in this modern age of video games in which the quality of visuals, gameplay and arguably storytelling is better than ever, it's often nice to take a trip down memory lane. With subscription services such as PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass, we can not only play some of the most recent...

Following this collection's announcement earlier this week, it's now been confirmed VGP will be handling the physical distribution in North America. Pre-orders are now live (thanks for the heads up, Nintendo Everything). If you've been wanting Gothic Classic and Gothic II Complete in one...

Numskull has announced that Taito's Qix is joining its Quarter Arcades range this year. Originally released in 1981, Qix is one of the few Taito arcade games to be created in North America – it was developed by husband and wife team Randy and Sandy Pfeiffer. A commercial smash in coin-op form...

It still bums us out that Sega released the Game Gear Micro and not a full-size replica of the original handheld packed with classic titles. While the Micro remains a cool little trinket, it wasn't the ideal way to experience the system's catalogue – and the fact that you had to buy multiple...

If you have an affinity for the late '80s and early-to-mid '90s anime aesthetic and retro first-person shooters, then, boy, do we have the game for you. Mullet Madjack is an upcoming Steam game from the Brazilian developer Hammer95 that is releasing later this month on May 15th and only...

Not trying to spam or anything but I also decided to share another game I have done that was inspired by the original Atari 2600 game of the same name by Mystique back in the 80s. I did a super sloppy build a few months back but kept some focus on it and feel it is at a certain point that holds...

I recently stumbled across a method on how to add games to the SNES Classic clone, in addition to a hidden menu. Hidden menu 1. Enter the Manual menu, the one with the QR code 2. Press X, followed by the Left key. (If Left key doesn't work, try the Left trigger?) Mounting to PC 1. Use a Micro...