Super Bomberman Collection Review (PC)
The last time I dived headfirst into the Bomberman series was with the Sega Saturn back in the late 90s. My friend, Shane Bettenhausen, had the imported version for the Saturn and the capabilities of playing 10-players at once thanks to a multi-tap controller port. What ensued for hours upon hours was a competitive Bomberman tournament that devolved into a drinking game at one point (not Shane, bu...[Read More]
Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection pre-orders go live
I’m sure there will be more than a few people happy about this announcement. Enjoy the goods below. Mega Man is leveling up another milestone, as today marks his 38th birthday! To power up the celebration, pre-orders are officially live for the newly announced Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection, launching on March 27, 2026. This collection brings together games from all three mainline Meg...[Read More]
Atari 2600+ Pac-Man Edition Review (Console)
It has been quite a blast from the past this week with Atari. The first item of interest was Atari 50’s The Namco Legendary Pack DLC, which was reviewed earlier today. The second, and this current review, is of the Atari 2600+ Pac-Man Edition, a recently released special edition Atari 2600+ console that celebrates 40+ years of Pac-Man with a special edition system and a special edition Pac-Man car...[Read More]
Atari 50 – The NAMCO Legendary Pack DLC Review (PS5)
The video game history-loving side of me is thrilled that Atari is continuing its expansion of the Atari 50 series. To date, it has hit all the right notes when it comes to providing background information about the games I grew up with in the ’80s and, sadly, the ‘90s. It has delivered on its promises, even when the games and systems were rubbish. What’s not rubbish is the latest DLC releas...[Read More]
Atari 50 getting The Namco Legendary Pack on November 13th
I’m a sucker for old-school gaming, and this just seems like it would fit Atari 50’s fancy perfectly. We’ll let you know how it does. Until then, enjoy the official announcement below. Atari, an interactive entertainment company, and leading video game publisher and developer Bandai Namco Entertainment America Inc., today announced that a brand new DLC for Atari 50, THE NAMCO LEG...[Read More]
‘Rally Arcade Classics’ Review PC
Motorsports, in its purest form, is just racing time and going as fast as you possibly can. Running as hard as you can for the length you need to run. All forms. Formula 1, NASCAR, hell, even racing on the playground at school. Racing is something that gets into you, and you can’t let go. I remember arcade racing games at our local burger joint and movie theater as a kid were the ones I always wan...[Read More]
Heretic+Hexen Review (PS5)
Amid all the Call of Duty games, Battlefield scrums, and every first-person shooter in between, it should never be forgotten where the blueprint for these came from. Knowing your gaming history will allow you to appreciate your gaming present. One might even say that by understanding the progression in the past, you will avoid being Doom’d to repeat it. Or something clever like that. For those of ...[Read More]
D&D games Demon Stone and Dragonshard hit Steam next week
I love that the older D&D games are making a comeback. Anyway, enjoy the official details below. Today, SNEG, Ltd., curator and publisher of treasured classic PC games, is announcing the official Steam PC release date for two DUNGEONS & DRAGONS classics: DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: Dragonshard and Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone. Both games will be available on August 12, 2025, via Steam for Win...[Read More]
Lunar Remastered Collection Review (PC)
Hey! The 90s have returned! This time, we are very fortunate to have what could only be considered one of the best sets of role-playing games of all with Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete and Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete. The 90s were so good to us. *SIGH* Anyway, a couple of weeks back, Lunar Remastered Collection from developers ASHIBI Co., Ltd and GAME ARTS made it to PC and console. The clas...[Read More]
Taito Milestones 3 Review (Nintendo Switch)
Want me to review a game? Simply say it is filled full of arcade classics and my internal child will activate. I’ll be back in the Gold Mine arcade in Atlanta, Georgia, where some of the best video game memories were made. I’ll feel right at home. That activated feeling is back! Thanks to ININ Games Taito Milestones 3, which takes a bunch of Taito arcade titles, some good, some bad, and brings the...[Read More]
IREM Collection V.2 launching in a week
Love playing some classics, and this certainly fits the bill. Check out the goods below. The second installment of the Irem Collection series is about to take off! As of November 14th, Irem Collection Volume 2 will be available on all modern consoles and include an assortment of heavy-duty, state-of-the-art action shooter games. Take your pick between the iconic shoot ‘em up “Air Duel” which lets ...[Read More]
Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Review (Xbox Series X)
Lord. Is it review night for remasters and remakes? Feels like it. And, hey, I’m okay with it, especially if a game turns out as well as it did with Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster from publisher Square Enix. Certainly, one of my most pleasant surprises in 2024. What’s interesting about my time with Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster is that I didn’t know how much I missed traditional turn-based role-playi...[Read More]