Welcome to the very first episode of the Retro Gaming Chart Show. Every month, I’ll be releasing one of these videos, taking a look at the gaming charts from a particular month gone by, as researched from a games magazine from that period.
Top Ten SNES Games: August 1993 (The Retrogaming Chart Show) Read More »
Dungeon Punks is a combination of Golden Axe, Dragon’s Crown, Dark Souls, and many classic scrolling brawlers from yesterday – but is it any good? Find out right now, in my review.
Dungeon Punks Review (PlayStation 4) Read More »
There was a time when the world saw the entire nation of Japan as a land filled with crazy people that do incredibly silly things for entertainment. We’ve all seen clips of Takeshi’s Castle and other incredibly odd Japanese television shows, and we’ve probably all come to that conclusion as well. When a game like
Warioware Review (GBA) Read More »
Let’s face it, the next year is going to be an uncertain one for Nintendo and their fans. The 3DS and Wii U are having a software drought when compared to their rivals, and rumours of a Nintendo NX announcement and even release are on everyone’s lips at the moment. For those of us clutching
What To Play While You Wait For Zelda: Breath Of The Wild! Read More »
Once again, I’ve trawled through the mountains of useless crap and out-of-date sports games, in order to find the juiciest bargains in my local car boot sale in the hope of giving you another round of Boot Sale Pickups!. It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it, and luckily for you, that person
Boot Sale Pickups #3: Cars Cars and Cartoons! Read More »
At one end of the scale, Soft Body puts you in that serene, almost meditative frame of mind, as the combination of calming analogue soundscapes and abstract visuals cause your mind to melt into a zen-like trance. Then there’s the other side that flips a switch and puts you into survival mode as you are
Soft Body Review (PlayStation 4) Read More »
I recently visited a boot sale and picked up some real bargains on some classic (and possibly not so classic) games! I don’t really collect games like I used to, but I do like a good bargain, and it’s always an excuse to discover new games to play. This time around, I found a classic
Boot Sale Pickups: Guns, Choppers & Disney Read More »
The Wii U is dead. In a case of history repeating itself, the next Legend of Zelda release will be coming to both Wii U and it’s successor, the NX. Nintendo’s presence at E3 2016 will seemingly consist of a huge focus on this very game, with very little focus on other games at all, and
The Wii U Is Dead: Long Live Nintendo Read More »
If you were a gamer in the 16-bit generation, Street Fighter II was a pretty big deal. Capcom’s 1v1 fighting extravaganza was the definitive beat-em-up experience, whether played in the arcades, or at home. Featuring a cast of incredibly varied characters spanning the globe, players very quickly discovered their favourites, and for many people –
What does the Ryu amiibo do? (Amiibo Showcase) Read More »
Twilight Princess HD has just been released on Wii U, and like many Nintendo-published games over the past year, it does indeed come with some amiibo support. As you can imagine, if you have an amiibo that’s related to The Legend of Zelda, it’ll work with this game – Whether it’s Link, Toon Link, Zelda,
Twilight Princess HD Amiibo Functionality – What do the Zelda amiibo do? Read More »
