Retro-Replay.com Retro gaming reviews, news, emulation, geek stuff and more!

Mega Man: A Retro Review of Capcom’s Classic NES Game In the landscape of video gaming, certain titles have withstood the test of time to become more than just electronic entertainment; they’ve embedded themselves into the cultural lexicon, becoming symbols of an era. One such game is Capcom’s “Mega Man,” …

Retro Review: Mega Man X4 – A 32-Bit Evolution of a Beloved Franchise The Developer’s Craft: Capcom’s Legacy in Action When discussing the pantheon of influential video game developers, Capcom’s name emerges with reverence. Known for their remarkable contributions to the industry with franchises like “Street Fighter” and “Resident Evil,” …

Retro Review: Mega Man 2 – An 8-Bit Legacy on the NES Mega Man 2 is a game that needs no introduction to fans of the classic NES library. Developed by Capcom, this title not only defined an era of platforming games but also established a franchise that would become …

Going after a divine beast. source

Derek is at it again! source

Hello Retro Gaming fans, Ryan Mcquinn here! This is where it all began, a series that will go down in history as one of the greatest of all time! One of my personal favorite series of games, and some would say among the hardest to complete. I think with practice …

Derek continues! source

Derek has been chomping at the bit to test the new 3.0 version of Relics of the past. Have at it Derek! source

Retro Review: Mega Man 5 – The Blue Bomber’s Penultimate NES Journey In the landscape of 8-bit gaming, few characters are as iconic as Capcom’s Mega Man, a character who embodies the era’s challenge, innovation, and charm. By the time “Mega Man 5” hit the shelves in December 1992, the …

Retro Review: Mega Man 6 – An NES Swan Song In the twilight years of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), a hero in blue made one final stand before the transition to 16-bit gaming. That hero was Mega Man, and his last NES adventure was “Mega Man 6,” released in …

Episode Red: This Fan-Made Mega Man Remake Shines on the Genesis Within the pantheon of classic platforming franchises, Capcom’s Mega Man series stands as a paragon of 8-bit gaming. While Mega Man saw many stellar sequels on the NES, the Blue Bomber arguably reached his 16-bit peak with Mega Man …

Retro Review: Mega Man 4 – A New Chapter in the Blue Bomber’s Legacy As the 8-bit era was hitting its stride, Capcom continued to bolster the library of the Nintendo Entertainment System with quality titles that would define a generation. Among these was “Mega Man 4,” released in 1991, …

Hello Retro Gaming fans, Ryan Mcquinn here! Minerva’s Den shows a new side of Rapture within Minerva’s Den, the high technology district of the city, and explores the backstory of The Thinker, a supercomputer responsible for the control of many automatic devices and systems in the underwater metropolis, and its …

Retro Review: Mega Man: The Wily Wars – A 16-bit Trilogy Reimagined “Mega Man: The Wily Wars,” also known as “Rockman Mega World” in Japan, is a compilation and a reimagining of the first three games in the Mega Man series, rebuilt from the ground up for the Sega Genesis. …

A quick mashup for the very amazing rock metal band Vomitron — they have many albums and cover the most amazing retro games. This is a sample of the music they made for Contra. You can grab their albums over at Bandcamp. I’ll upload a handful more, and then do …