Sometimes, only a fireball will do. Many companies have tried their hand at the one on one beat’em up. Retro 101 will be looking at our favourite games from the genre. Hopefully we might come across something you haven’t played before. Read the Articles.
Every now and then we will spring a surprise theme on you. This time we looked at the first three Broken Sword games from Revolution. We will look at the rest of the devlopers output at a later date. Read the Articles.
Castlevania launched Retro 101 back in Febuary 2008. Here we have a range of reviews that cover popular, obscure and often shunned titles in the series. There is also a two part feature on the Castlevania story. Read the Articles.
Here are the first batch of Delphine reviews to hit the site. We are starting with fan favourites Another World and Flashback and the title that set the blue print for their game engines, Future Wars, is also on display. Read the Articles.
We have had Dizzy standing at the top of our home page for some time now. We thought it was only fair that we give some of the heroic egg’s games a look. Sometimes frustrating, but always funny. Read the Articles.
Our first batch of reviews comes like a bolt out of the blue. We are starting with the mind blowing, twitch inducing, sound and light show that is Geometry Wars. We have articles covering all three versions of the game. Read the Reviews.
