Those who closely follow the homebrew scene will already be familiar with last year's fantastic ZX Spectrum release known as Endless Forms Most Beautiful. This frantic arcade platformer with a twist has now headed to the Commodore Amiga, not only sporting new graphics and audio, but a new name too - The Incredible Adventures of Moebius Go [ … ]

Want to relive arguably Mickey Mouse's finest moment in the world of videogames? Well your luck may be in. The game I speak of is, of course, 1990's excellent Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse on the Sega Mega Drive.

While modern gamers may seem to be the ones most anticipating the upcoming Oculus Rift virtual reality gaming headset, there's actually a good reason why retro gamers should also look towards this futuristic kit. One early adopter of the development kit has been making the most of it by emulating fabled Nintendo Virtual Boy games in true 3D.

Flashback HD may well have been the most impressive announcement made by Ubisoft earlier today at Spring 2013 Digital Days, but there was another iconic classic getting the remake treatment that was sadly overshadowed - Jordan Mechner's 1993 cinematic platformer, Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame.

Every 90's gamer worth their salt will remember Delphine Software International's ground-breaking Flashback - and now thanks to Ubisoft even those who don't can experience it in a glorious HD re-imagining.

Often dubbed the worst game of all time, Superman for the Nintendo 64 has gained one of the worst reputations of all time in the gaming world, and quite rightly so. Mediocrity aside, an early prototype version of Titus Software's fabled game has surfaced online, which believe it or not, some are claiming to be better than the retail release.

Remember all those years spent with your closest gaming buddies huddled around the computer playing Worms Armageddon? Those kindled memories are all about to come flooding back as Team 17 have released their carnage-filled multiplayer classic, Worms 2: Armageddon on Android touchscreen devices.

In the late 90s Nintendo released a perfect port of their physical deck-duelling epic, the Pokemon Trading Card Game. The Neo Geo Pocket Color's equivalent, SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash, however, remained a digital only battle - at least until one fanatic decided to replicate the entire game in a desirable collectable card set.

Yet another port of the Sonic The Hedgehog is heading your way, however, this time round this is one you want to keep your eye on. After successfully (and impressively) porting Sonic CD to touchscreen devices, Sega have once again called upon Christian Whitehead to give this timeless Mega Drive classic the port it deserves.

Yet another game from the never-ending vault of untranslated Japanese RPGs has been localised for English speaking audiences. Majin Eiyuuden Wataru Gaiden, the 1990 Nintendo Famicom action-RPG developed by Westone (based upon the anime series of the same name), has received the much needed fan translation treatment.

While Krikzz and the many other flash cartridge manufactuers have producing all in one solutions to enjoy every game ever released for various consoles on one cartridge, where does this leave arcade gamers? Although there have been 'Multigame' solutions available for some time, none have quite offered the openness that gamers have desired. That is [ … ]

Throughout the course of Game Freak's franchise, you've always required access to an equally obsessed Pokemaniac to catch 'em all. As of today though, finding these dedicated Pokemon gamers still playing the Nintendo Game Boy Advance versions is rather tough - something one ROM hacker has opted to resolve with their all in one solution.

The Amiga's on-board sound chip produced some of the most memorable audio ever heard from gaming hardware to date. While these compositions created on the Amiga's 'Paula' chip still hold up today, several composers have returned to rearrange their original work in the new 'Paula Agnus Denise' compilation CD.