Today Highlights:
- December 26, 2025 Jaleco Sports: Goal! (Switch) Review Jaleco Sports: Goal! follows the same formula as Jaleco…
- December 24, 2025 Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded (Switch) Review Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded revives two retro baseball simulators…
- December 22, 2025 Dino Land (XSX) Review Originally released on Sega Genesis, Dino Land is a…
- December 19, 2025 Mutant Football League 2 (XSX) Review Developed by Digital Dreams Entertainment, Mutant Football League 2…
- December 18, 2025 Wii-to-DS Link – Castlevania Judgement to Castlevania Order of Ecclesia Castlevania Judgement (Wii, 2008) can communicate with Castlevania: Order…
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Jaleco Sports: Goal! (Switch) Review
Jaleco Sports: Goal! follows the same formula as Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded only with…
Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded (Switch) Review
Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded revives two retro baseball simulators of yesteryear thanks to the…
Dino Land (XSX) Review
Originally released on Sega Genesis, Dino Land is a forgotten pinball game re-released by…
Mutant Football League 2 (XSX) Review
Developed by Digital Dreams Entertainment, Mutant Football League 2 is a loud, brash, and…
Coinfields (PS5) Review
Coinfields is made by CraePlay Studios and reminds me a lot of the laughably…
Speed Factor (XSX) Review
Speed Factor is a retro-style racing game published by Ratalaika Games. There isn’t a…
Trouble Witches FINAL! Episode 01 Daughters of Amalgam (PS4) Review
Originally released in 2007, Trouble Witches FINAL! Episode 01 Daughters of Amalgam is now…
Montezuma’s Revenge – The 40th Anniversary Edition (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Montezuma’s Revenge – The 40th Anniversary Edition is a remake of…
Red Pippy (XSX) Review
Published by Ratalaika Games, Red Pippy is an endearing little 8-bit platformer about a…
Hunter’s Moon (PC) Review
Developed by the team behind the Sovereign Syndicate universe, Crimson Herring Studios, Hunter’s Moon…
Bus World (XSX) Review
Bus World is one of those sims that immediately feels that little bit different…
Schildmaid MX (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft and released on all modern consoles for $20, Schildmaid MX is…
Neon Inferno (XSX) Review
Retroware and Zenovia Interactive’s Neon Inferno is a striking run-and-gun shooter seeped in brooding…
Bomb Kitten (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft for $5, Bomb Kitten follows the classic Bomberman formula but with…
Sektori (XSX) Review
From the same developer that worked on Resogun and Dead Nation, Sektori is an…
Square Brothers (XSX) Review
Square Brothers is an environmental puzzle platformer published by Ratalaika Games for $5. With…
VIDEOVERSE (XSX) Review
If you’ve ever lost track of time chatting on old forums, sharing fan art,…
Verho Curse of Faces (PC) Review
There’s something strangely nostalgic about a game that looks like it was made two…
Dreams of Another (PS5) Review
Dreams of Another, released by the Pixel Junk creator, deserves respect for trying to…
Ultimate Zombie Defense (XSX) Review
Developed by Terror Dog Studio, Ultimate Zombie Defense is an isometric shooter that mixes…
Twilight Parade: Moonlit Mononoke (XSX) Review
Twilight Parade: Moonlit Mononoke is another low-cost digital download published by EastAsiaSoft. A horizontal…
Halloween 1985 (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Halloween 1985 is a new, retro-style arcade gem that hits all…
Beaked Buccaneer (XSX) Review
Developed by a small indie team and published by Ratalaika Games, Beaked Buccaneer is…
Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit (XSX) Review
Published by Retroware, The Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit not only encapsulates the crude…
Stellar Reach (PC) Review
Developed by Stellleas, Stellar Reach is a sprawling, interstellar 4X strategy title that lets…
Unfair Rampage: Knightfall (Switch) Review
Published by RedDeer.Games and developed by Imphenzia, Unfair Rampage: Knightfall is a 2.5D run-and-gun(ish)…
Hyperkin Competitor Xbox Controller Review
Shipping in late October 2025, Hyperkin’s wired Competitor Xbox controller might look a little…
Redex (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Redex is a side scrolling pixel-based survival shooter with some slight…
Nuclear Gladiators 3000 (Switch) Review
Published by RedDeer.Games, Nuclear Gladiators 3000 is another survivors clone but this one is…
Kaku Ancient Seal (XSX) Review
Developed by Bingobell, KAKU: Ancient Seal is an ambitious open-world action-adventure that follows a…
Blaster Force 3000 (XSX) Review
Published by Ratalaika Games and developed by Petite Games, Blaster Force 3000 is a…
Silver Bullet (Switch) Review
The latest retro-style release published by Flynn’s Arcade, Silver Bullet is another fun, low-cost…
Mercury V75 – HE Gaming Keyboard Review
On paper, the Mercury V75- HE Gaming Keyboard looks like it’s come straight from…
Spindle (PC) Review
There’s something instantly intriguing about Spindle. You play as The Grim Reaper, Death himself…
Scurge: Hive (XSX) Review
Originally released in 2006 for the Gameboy Advance and developed by Orbital Media, Scurge:…
Kotenok (XSX) Review
Kotenok is another low-cost ($5), simple platformer published by EastAsiaSoft. Other than easily adding…
Legend of Steel Empire (PS4) Review
Legend of Steel Empire originally released on Switch in early 2024 but Steel Empire…
Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit (PC) Review
Retroware, in collaboration with Programancer and Mega Cat Studios have brought us Angry Video…
Castle of Heart: Retold (XSX) Review
Originally released on Switch in 2018, Castle of Heart: Retold is an expanded version…
Söldner-X: Himmelsstürmer (XSX) Review
A horizontal shooter published by EastAsiaSoft for $9.99, Söldner-X: Himmelsstürmer is a shmup with…
Jaleco Sports: Goal! (Switch) Review
Jaleco Sports: Goal! follows the same formula as Jaleco Sports: Bases Loaded only with two soccer games instead of…
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