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Retro Review: Mega Man 8 – A Polished Leap to 32-Bit Mega Man 8, marking the Blue Bomber’s splash onto the PlayStation in 1997, represents a significant chapter in the franchise’s history. Developed by Capcom, the venerable studio behind the series, this installment was released to celebrate Mega Man’s 10th anniversary. As the first game in the main series to leap onto the 32-bit platform, Mega Man 8 expanded upon …

Retro Review: Mega Man 7 – A 16-Bit Evolution with a Polarizing Debut In the pantheon of classic gaming franchises, Mega Man stands as a colossus, and its seventh numbered entry, Mega Man 7, released in 1995 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), is a particularly interesting chapter in the Blue Bomber’s storied history. Developer and Design Developed by Capcom, the studio that had already captured the hearts of gamers …

Retro Review: Splatterhouse 3 – A Hauntingly Beautiful Brawl When you dive into the library of the Sega Genesis, few games stand out for their audacity and graphic content as much as Splatterhouse 3. Released in 1993, this game broke the mold with its combination of intense action, horror themes, and a storyline that was more mature and complex than what many gamers were accustomed to at the time. Developer and …

Retro Review: Batman: The Video Game (Sega Genesis) In the pantheon of comic book video games, few have stood the test of time quite like “Batman: The Video Game” for the Sega Genesis. Developed by Sunsoft and released in 1990, this title was not just a product of its era but a shining example of what a licensed game could and should be. Let’s delve deep into Gotham’s pixelated past …

First off, the emulator can be downloaded here: https://github.com/captainys/TOWNSEMU Hello everybody and welcome back!, today I want to talk about something I rarely get the chance to talk about, on here. Obscure systems that I have never heard of. There aren’t many. Until recently, when I heard about the FM towns. So I’ve decided to talk a bit and then help you guys set up the stand alone emulator if …

Nickelodeon Animation Studios have shared the first trailer for Seth Rogan’s Teenage Mutant Ninjas Turtles Mutant Mayhem animated movie. The full movie cast was aslo announced, they are as follows: Nicolas Cantu (Leonardo) Brady Noon (Raphael) Shamon Brown Jr. (Michelangelo) Micah Abbey (Donatello) Jackie Chan (Splinter) Seth Rogan (Bebop) John Cena (Rocksteady) Ayo Edebiri (April O’Neil) Here’s the first trailer:

Played by “RetroMike85” Retro Review: Ninja Assault (Arcade) “Ninja Assault” emerged in the arcades during a time when light gun games were enjoying significant popularity, thanks to titles like “Time Crisis” and “House of the Dead.” Developed by Namco, the game was released in 2000, harnessing the excitement of an action-packed shooting experience with a feudal Japanese twist. Developer: Namco’s Foray into Feudal Japan Namco, known for its arcade classics, …

Played by RetroMike85 Retro Review: Time Crisis II (Arcade) “Time Crisis II” stands as a landmark in the realm of light gun shooters. Released in 1997 by the acclaimed developer Namco, this game not only followed up on the success of its predecessor but also set new standards for arcade gaming experiences. Developer: Namco’s Legacy in Innovation Namco has long been at the forefront of arcade innovation, and “Time Crisis …

Retro Review: Mega Man 2 for Game Boy – A Pocket-sized Powerhouse In the pantheon of handheld classics, “Mega Man 2” for the Game Boy holds a special place. Released in 1992, this game brought the intense action of the Mega Man franchise to the portable world. Developed by Capcom, it was the second Mega Man game for the Game Boy and was known for bringing unique elements to the …

Hello Retro Gaming fans, Ryan Mcquinn here! BioShock Remastered: A Masterpiece Reimagined for PS4 The original “BioShock” game, released in 2007, was a landmark in video game history, an ambitious project that melded gripping narrative, unique setting, and innovative gameplay into a cohesive and unforgettable experience. When “BioShock Remastered” arrived on the PlayStation 4, it gave a new generation of gamers the chance to experience the dystopian undersea world of …

Hello Retro Gaming fans, Ryan Mcquinn here! I’ve remixed tracks from TMNT 1, 2, & 3 on NES, also Turtles in time on SNES and The Hyperstone Heist on Genesis and with them, replaced the music in the TMNT Shredder’s Re-Revenge ROM Hack. To place your own music in your Streets of Rage 2 ROM Hacks check out our video on the most up to date ROM Editor. Link to …

Hello Retro Gaming fans, Ryan Mcquinn here! Finally the ability to replace music in Streets of Rage 2! I’m still learning the in’s and out’s of Mucom88 but in the video I’ll show you how to get started making your own music from Midi files. I’m also putting together a video more dedicated to what I’ve learned about Mucom88. Let’s check out the video! Links Mucom88 Useage: https://github.com/onitama/mucom88/wiki/MMLReference#-MML-grammar ConvFMML: https://github.com/rerrahkr/ConvFMML …

I like both versions to be honest. “What are your thoughts on how the Super Nintendo’s look was changed from the Super Famicom in Japan? I remember there being a small bit of controversy, with readers writing into magazines about how boxy and ugly the US design was from the Japanese model. And frankly, it never really bothered me back then. And while it doesn’t really bother me still, I …

Touching tale. Our grandparents mean so much to us. In the summer of 1987, I was with my granny and grandpa at the Red ,White, and blue thrift store in Hialeah Florida . Red White and Blue was a place of vast treasures, everything from furniture to TVs, Atari games and plenty of toys were here. Grandpa even got sears pong there, and we would play together for many hours …

What do you think you know about Super Mario Bros 2? Not as much as you thought. After the astonishing success of the original Super Mario Bros. , Nintendo thought to make a shrewd move and kill two birds with one stone . The company wanted to give fans of the original Mario a sequel that would push their skills even further, in addition to promote its new peripheral the …

“Found locally for $30! Quite a deal for this one. Shop local, friends! On another thought, I really don’t understand the hatred for DKOldies going around here. Yes their stuff is more expensive but they have quality products that they clean and test, and a massive inventory they maintain. Anytime I have purchased from them or Lukiegames has been a very positive experience. Only once have I received something that …

Played some Alien vs Predator (Jaguar) recently.. I can see why it’s been called the best Jaguar game ever, but that’s not saying much lol. While innovative for the time (solid FPS controls, realistic sprites, creepy atmosphere and multiple character selection) it looks very dated now, runs at an anemic 10-15fps and won’t impress anyone today. As a 1994 console FPS it was one of the best, but compared to …

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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,” released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1987. This retro review will journey through the development, audio-visual craftsmanship, gameplay, …

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 a cornerstone of the genre. Let’s dive deep into the game that many still hold close to their hearts. The …

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 NES was witnessing the twilight of its dominance, with the 16-bit consoles gaining traction. Despite this, Capcom delivered an experience …

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 1994 in North America. This review revisits the legacy of one of Capcom’s iconic entries in the series, exploring the …

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 7 on the SNES. But what if the Genesis got its own exclusive Mega Man entry? Enter the fan project …

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, a game that both adhered to the series’ successful formula and attempted to innovate within the constraints of the NES …

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. Released in 1994, this title was Capcom’s foray into the 16-bit era, bringing the Blue Bomber to a platform dominated …