Today we’re diving into the 8-Bit Edition of Alwa’s Awakening from Elden Pixels. Everyone is already aware that Alwa’s Awakening exists on other consoles as digital and physical releases. Not too many people are talking about the NES version of the game. Today, I have a review of the game (not …
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Naka-Kon 2022 just finished up and it’s time to discuss what makes Naka-Kon great. This time last year, I was reporting about Naka-Kon, but it felt a bit sad. We had more of an uncertain world and there seemed to be less attendees. This year, Naka-Kon appeared to be back …
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Today we’re discussing one of the very final 3DS games to ever release physically. That game is Fragrant Story from Squire Games. Even if they don’t have any more by the time you read this, maybe they’ll make more. Or maybe you can buy a reseller’s copy from eBay or …
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The Stanley Parable by Crows Crows Crows has been expanded on and, on top of that, is ready for every modern console out there…and PC too, technically…if you’re into that sort of thing. This game will be hard to review, so I’ll share what I liked and what worked. Then …
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Welcome back! Today’s review is effectively a part 2 to the one I had previously written about the Retro-Bit Retro Prism HD Adapter. If you missed that, it’s here. But to catch everyone up, Retro-Bit has released 2 HD devices to get your Gamecube looking good. There is an HDMI …
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If you’ve just joined us, we’re covering some accessories for the Wonderswan series of handhelds. So far, we’ve reviewed the Flash Masta flash cart. Today, we’re going to cover the next most logical component to buy for your Wonderswan. And that item is the 2000 mAh WonderPack Li-Po rechargeable battery …
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I have been wanting to cover something like this for a long time. 3D printed parts from a small, individually owned company. Not just any 3D printed parts, mind you, but quality ones. Ones created and printed for the sole use in retro consoles and handhelds. Today, that is finally …
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Do we have some actual competitors to the 8BitDo SN30 and SN30 Pro controllers? Do we have a true contender for the best wireless N64 controller to date? Maybe we have some actual USB retro controllers worth a damn versus some controllers cranked out of a foreign factory for pennies. …
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Today’s review is about Dusk ($19.99, David Szymanski, New Blood Games) for the Nintendo Switch. The first game in which, and I’m not embarrassed to say this, that I freaking forgot that I was writing a review about because I was so busy playing the game! “Game beaten? Time to …
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Tired of fumbling about with an Xbox controller to ingest media other than games? 8BitDo is here to do their part and make more media remotes for the Xbox line of consoles. Now, their controllers are undeniably great, but are their remotes? Let’s find out together. Unboxing: Specs: ‘Compatible with Xbox …
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IT’S BACKKKKKKkk! I think you should get into Goosebumps Dead of Night and play new Extreme Mode. Goosebumps: Dead of Night (Cosmic Forces, $29.99) is an all-ages affair based on the hauntings straight from the Goosebumps franchises. Let’s get spooked, shall we?! Description: ‘In Goosebumps Dead of Night, the best-selling …
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This article will be a bit of a different format. We covered the current model of Fixture S1 Grip before. However, we haven’t covered the Grip carrying case yet. I have thoughts and points about the case, but there’s simply not enough to warrant its own article. It also wouldn’t …
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