One of the most daunting aspects to retro gaming can be the overall cost to amassing a collection of stand-out titles. Although some of the best releases will dent your wallet considerably, there is still a wealth of superior Sega Mega Drive titles which can be had for just pennies.

Living in the shadow of Batman and Superman is tough, and most Justice League characters have always remained mere assistants. During the comic boom of the 1990s, there was another big trend in creative entertainment culture: video games. It’s only natural to look at the five heroes who should’ve received their own video game.

Amongst a sea of characters meant to scare, there is one element which can only be replicated through a certain few baddies who believe in the art of psychological, then physical damage: The chase scene. Here are the top five most disturbing chasing enemies in video games.

Oh dear. The Microsoft Game Room. A great idea in theory- make the arcade of your dreams for just 240 Microsoft Points per game!- but in practice, not so much. Can we find five games worth trying on it, though? 'Course we can!

Product placement within video games is nothing new. With Penguin chocolate bars appearing in Robocod, Golden Grahams cereal in Soccer Kid and Quavers crisps in One Step Beyond, it comes as no surprise that the fast food company released a handful of McDonald's themed retro games over the years.

While the console markets were flooded with countless platform adventures, the selection on the PC was rather inadequate. However amongst the lackluster selection was a handful of gems worth revisiting. RetroCollect takes a look at the Top 5 PC Platformers.

It isn't easy being a video game cartoon. Not only do they have new viewers to contend with, but the fans of the games are demanding high quality. After years of voice clips that are synched with the wrong characters, poorly done animation and awful dialog, most viewers have had enough. Here's some of the best video game based cartoons that don't m [ … ]

If there is one thing we love here at RetroCollect, it’s running, collecting coins and jumping on enemies heads. We take a nostalgic look back at the many classics on offer with our Top 5 Platform games for the Sega Game Gear.

Over the 11 year lifespan of the Sony PlayStation, countless platform games made their way onto the 32-bit powerhouse. With such a wide selection to choose from, RetroCollect takes a look at what could be considered as the top 10 Sony PlayStation platform games released.

Despite being phased out for it’s newer counterpart the Nintendo DS, the Game Boy Advance still offers it’s fair share of enjoyable titles. While many will discuss the role playing games and platformers, RetroCollect has decided to take a closer look into the best GBA racers around.