Retro
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Switch
Big Bang Pro Wrestling review
Twenty-two years after its original release, Big Bang Pro Wrestling gets a Switch port. The emulation is expectedly fantastic, and…
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Switch
Tempest 4000 (Switch) review
Overlook the fact that Tempest 4000 is not four years old. If you’re looking to flaunt the fluidity of the…
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PC
Breakout: Recharged mini-review
The latest entry in the Atari Recharged series demonstrates continued obedience to formula. If you’re a appreciate the approach, it’s…
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Infernax review
Save for some rudimentary ports, Konami doesn’t seem to be doing much with the Castlevania license. But there’s a very…
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PS4
Asteroids: Recharged review
The 1979 arcade classic returns with a wonderfully revamped control scheme and invaluable power-ups. Those UFOs are still jerks 42…
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PC
NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.1 Steam Edition review
NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.1 bundles ten of the retro portable’s titles. While the portability of the Switch offered a…
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PS4
Centipede: Recharged review
A multitude of minor alterations adds up to Centipede: Recharged deviating from the original game. While purists might take offense,…
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Prinny Presents NIS Classics Vol. 1 review
Bundling two of Nippon Ichi software’s tactical role-playing games, Prinny Presents NIS Classics Vol. 1 permits players to step in…
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PS4
Pretty Girls Panic! review
Zoo Corporation’s Switch ports are typically accessible, fun, and delightfully inexpensive. Pretty Girls Panic! preserves that trend with a Qix-clone…
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Zool Redimensioned review
Zool: Ninja of the Nth Dimension represented Gremlin Interactive’s hope for their own emblematic hop-and-bop. But it wasn’t all that…
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