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When we hear about a cool mod or hack it is more often than not simply a character swap or something. Sega’s Streets of Rage 2 is a popular subject of fan mods (we have covered more than a few here). What about the other side of hacks and mods though, the side where the […]
Posts Tagged ‘handheld’
Link’s Awakening Re-Imagined Using Ocarina of Time on Nintendo 64
October 27th, 2016 
Carl Williams 
Posted in News, Nintendo, Portables 
Tags: hack, hand held, handheld, link's awakening, mod, n64, nintendo, nintendo 64, Nintendo Game Boy, Nintendo Game Boy Color, ocarina of time, re-imagining, retro, retro gaming, retrogaming 
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Review: Castle of Shadows on Android
June 30th, 2014 Carl Williams Action titles involving the undead, usually a vampire of some sort, are a dime a dozen. Ones that are actually good are rarer though. Castle of Shadows by Playphone Inc, runs the gamut of mediocrity for storys- literally one sentence that mentions something about
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Review: Lode Runner X on Android
June 29th, 2014 Carl Williams Bandit Gaming is a term we use to describe games that are not endorsed by the publisher in some form. This could be a port to a new platform, add-ons etc. Basically, games featured under this banner are unofficial in some manner, for instance here, Lode Runner X is not officially supported on the JXD […]
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Three Titles That Should Have Been Launch Titles on Nintendo’s 3DS
June 29th, 2014 Carl Williams This article was originally made available on Gaming on Nintendo on June 1st, 2013- Rather than doing the boring same old top five games of this general persuasion, which is quite boring and unimaginative, I’ve decided to do a special three list of titles that Nintendo really should had as launch titles on the 3DS, […]
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Bandit Gaming: Resident Evil 2 GBA Tech Demo Released
June 29th, 2014 Carl Williams This article was made available on Gaming on Nintendo on June 29th, 2013- While many gamers are aware of the Resident Evil game that was headed to the Game Boy Color, how many know that there was a company in Italy that took it upon themselves to port Resident Evil 2 to the Game Boy […]
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New Game: Steel Empire 3DS
March 20th, 2014 Carl Williams The Nintendo 3DS is becoming the hand held to own for retro fans thanks greatly to the Virtual Console. Updates of the classics is a solid business strategy that some companies are taking advantage of, such as Starfish SD and their publishing of Mebius Games’ update of Steel Empire.
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Fan Translation: Wizardry Gaiden II: Curse of the Ancient Emperor for the Game Boy Now Available
February 18th, 2014 Carl Williams The first Wizardry title on the Game Boy has already been translated and now the second title in this series has made the leap across languages thanks to fans. In Japan this title is called Wizardry Gaiden 2 – Kodai Koutei no Nor for anyone interested in following the naming scheme on both sides of […]
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Unreleased: Overstorm for the Game Boy Advance Found
February 16th, 2014 Carl Williams Usually when an unreleased game is found, one of a couple of things occur. Most often it is found by a preservation team that has acquired it and plans on releasing it. Sometimes it is just a video of a title and that is all anyone knows. Then, more rarely, the original developers find an […]
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Hack Slash Loot Coming to the Atari Lynx
September 28th, 2013 Carl Williams The Atari Lynx was one of the systems to die at the feet of the venerable Nintendo Game Boy (as chronicled here). The Lynx was released during a time that Atari was coming off the slow demise of the Atari 7800 (another system they handled extremely badly). This should have left Atari open to focus […]
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Retro Gaming Magazine Issue #1 Information
September 24th, 2013 Carl Williams We are launching Retro Gaming Magazine, again, this time with a new staff and better focus on what gamers want. We have been using social media, forums and other connections with gamers to get a better feel for what they would like to see in the magazine. Why? Because we feel that the current magazines […]
