Mortal Kombat is a franchise that has reached maximum exposure, so to speak. Millions know the name, enjoy the various properties the franchise has to offer, and some of those fans go farther. One such fan that knows no limits has decided to take on a major challenge. Hugo Smits is creating a Nintendo Game […]
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Aria of Sorrow Ends Castlevania Franchise on Nintendo Game Boy Advance – May 6th, 2003 – Today in Video Game History
May 4th, 2018
Carl Williams Believe it or not, but back in the day, Konami knew how to make good games. Not just Pachinko machines using their popular franchises. Actual honest to goodness, good games. Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow is one such great game. Being the final entry on the Nintendo Game Boy Advance hand held means a lot. The […]
Game Boy Color Game Airaki Released
February 14th, 2018
Carl Williams When it comes to the Game Boy the selection of independently developed and released titles is quite a mixed bag. Some games are simply stunning while others are, well, the Game Boy line was a great portable lineage wasn’t it? Airaki is one of those more interesting titles. Just check out the gameplay video below […]
New Kickstarter for Noah’s Ark on Nintendo NES and Sega Genesis
July 17th, 2017
Carl Williams We don’t cover a lot of Kickstarter news here on RGM for a reason. I don’t speak for everyone writing for RGM but me personally, I am a fan of Wisdom Tree. They announce new games then finish and release them. Amazing concept but so many in the retro gaming world need to learn that […]
Five Gaming Licenses that Missed the Mark
July 11th, 2017
Carl Williams Licensing is a staple of gaming. It has been since the Atari 2600 days. Licensing is going nowhere as companies realize they can halfheartedly work on a game, slap a license on it, and expect to at least make back their investment if not a tidy profit to boot. I have collected five licensed games […]
Hot Potato! Retrospective
February 27th, 2017
CaptainD Hot Potato! for the Game Boy Advance is a mad little action puzzle game that should please almost any gamer–for a while at least. The premise is simple enough. You have a tray or something (I bought the game for £3 second-hand and had no manual with it) of hot potatoes in two rows of three. […]
Six Retro Alternative Sports Games That Never Get Old
February 4th, 2017
Michael Crisman Yeah, let’s hear it for some good old-fashioned SPORTSBALL, beeyotch!! Look, you either love sports games, or you love to point out how much money EA makes repackaging and re-selling the same game (sometimes literally) to players year after year. I unabashedly fall into the latter category, not only because I can’t tell you the […]
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Retrospective
December 19th, 2016
Dash The Bomber In 2004, Square Enix released Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. It was the first Final Fantasy game to be released on a Nintendo console after the fallout between Square and Nintendo. However, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles turned out to be very different to what fans were expecting. The Final Fantasy brand is associated with story heavy […]
Balanced Diet Limited Run on Game Boy Advance
June 25th, 2016
Carl Williams New Game Boy Advance games are not as common as they are for Atari 2600 but they are just as cool. The homebrew/indie scene constantly comes up with new game ideas that would probably have died early on in a corporate environment. One such new title, Balanced Diet for the Game Boy Advance probably has […]
Atari 2600 Receives Anguna Work in Progress Port
June 9th, 2016
Carl Williams Anguna, a title that was released for the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS several years ago is coming to the Atari 2600. The developer behind the game is making an official port to the extremely limited 8-Bit hardware. The question is, how close is it to the originals?
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