Retro
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Mamorukun ReCurse! review
Like many classic STGs, Mamorukun ReCurse! has an involved history. Originally released in Japanese arcades in 2008 under the title…
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ZOE Begone! review
ZOE Begone! wastes no time setting up its premise. Here, a green and triangular heroine leaps straight off a sketchpad…
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Quartet review
Something Classic Games’ Quartet might flaunt its influences proudly, but the game never feels like nostalgic imitation. Instead, the title…
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The Nameless: Slay Dragon review
With an emphasis on open-ended character development, choice-driven storytelling, and movement across an overworld map, The Nameless: Slay Dragon feels…
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Cosmic Waves review
Since its 1976 debut in arcades, Atari’s Breakout has spawned sequels, clones, and dozens of paddle-and-ball deviations. The latter are…
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Irem Collection Volume 3 review
The third entry of the Irem Collection once again reaches into the company’s back-catalog with a trio of arcade-era titles.…
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Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo review
Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo is a delightful action-adventure that wears its Game Boy Advance inspiration on its sleeve. From the…
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Neon Nostalgia: Utopia Must Fall
During the early Eighties, a battle of display technologies divided arcade games. Games Like Donkey Kong, Dig Dug, and Q*bert…
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Changing the Formula with Boulder Dash 40th Anniversary
There’s a strong possibility that Boulder Dash 40th Anniversary might not make a positive first impression on longtime series fans.…
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Breakout Beyond review
Despite turning half a century old next year, Breakout resists retirement. Following Adam Nickerson’s respectable 2022 reimagining of the property,…
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