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Okay, fan made games, homebrew, indie, whatever you call them, are sometimes cool. Such as Super Castlevania IV Reborn, which was intended for various computer platforms. While still in an early part of development, it is interesting to look at where Super Castlevania IV Reborn was heading. This was basically a reworking of the original […]
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Bandit Gaming: Super Castlevania IV Reborn In Dire Straights
January 8th, 2015 
Carl Williams 
Posted in Comp, News 
Tags: Allgamers, bandit gaming, Castlevania IV, computer, facebook, in development, konami, Magcloud, Reborn, retro, retro game, retro gaming magazine, retrogaming, rgm, snes, super, super nintendo, video, youtube 
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New Game: Alice’s Mom’s Rescue Coming to Sega Dreamcast
January 6th, 2015 Carl Williams The Sega Dreamcast is a system that, for most retro gaming fans, should not have been discontinued so quickly. This is proven again and again every time a new game comes out for Sega’s final console- we are going on nearly a decade and a half since Sega pulled the plug. HuCast Games is one […]
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Posted in News, Sega Tags: 2d, AC 2014 Coding Contest, Alice's Mom's Rescue, android, book, dc, dreamcast, linux, mac, mobile, orion, pc, platformer, port, retro, retro game, retro gaming magazine, retrogaming, rgm, sega, side scrolling, windows No Comments »
Wacky Wednesday – Hellraiser (NES)
December 2nd, 2014 Michael Crisman Some things are such obviously bad ideas we don’t even bother considering them unless it’s a matter of life and death. They aren’t things we have to consciously reject; without someone pointing them out, they’re not even going to pop up on our radar (which is why a guy can walk past a full sink […]
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Posted in News, Nintendo Tags: color dreams, hellraiser, horror, license, michael crisman, movie, nes, nintendo, retro, retro gaming magazine, rgm No Comments »
Bandit Gaming: Ikaruga Ported to the Texas Instruments TI-83 Graphing Calculator
November 18th, 2014 Carl Williams Over 13 years ago when Treasure released Ikaruga to the world- well Japanese arcades and then the Sega Dreamcast- gamers were in awe of the graphics and challenge that Ikaruga posed. Eventually the world got Ikaruga on the Nintendo Gamecube, Xbox Live and an enhanced version on Windows but what about those lowly retro systems […]
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Posted in News, Portables Tags: black and white, danmaku, demake, graphing calculator, ikaruga, overhead, retro, retro game, retro gaming magazine, retrogame, retrogaming, rgm, RMV Pixel Engineers, shooter, Texas Instruments, TI-83, TI-84, x 1 Comment »
Bandit Gaming: Day of the Tentacle Remake Unofficially in the Works
October 15th, 2014 Carl Williams For most adventure game fans will know the name of this LucasArts classic. Unofficially titled Maniac Mansion II, Day of the Tentacle was more of the original but with a much more focused storyline. The original featured your choice of several characters, each bringing different abilities and their own twists to the storyline. Day of […]
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Movie: Independent Splatterhouse Movie To See Production if Funded
October 12th, 2014 Carl Williams The Splatterhouse series was an iconic set of games that sort of lost itself as time went on (most do). The first game, released on the Turbo Grafx-16 in North America showed that NEC weren’t all that keen on keeping lock step with what gamers were used to from the likes of Nintendo. Even Sega’s […]
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Posted in NEC, News, Sega Tags: crowdfunding, horror, indiegogo, jason vorhees, Jennifer Smells of Rot, kickstarter, namco, nec, retro, retro gaming magazine, rgm, Rick, sega genesis, Splatterhouse, Terror Mask, turbo grafx-16, West Mansion, youtube, ZenithFilmsUK 4 Comments »
5 Obscure 8-Bit Gaming Licenses You Don’t See Anymore
October 11th, 2014 Carl Williams Licensing a celebrity, sports star, company and others are nothing new in gaming. I have seen many liceneses in gaming over the years. Movie stars, movies themselves, even commercials have made the jump to become a license for a game many times over. Most notably, licensing occurs in sports with each new iteration of whatever […]
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Posted in Comp, Console, News, Nintendo, Sega, Sony Tags: accessories, ascii, Broderbund, Captain N, carl williams, cartoon, castlevania, Fantasy Zone, Flo, Gecko, Geico, Gex, Jake from State Farm, John Madden Football, Kinect, konami, LaserScope, Mario's Time Machine, Mattel, mega man, nes, nintendo, nintendo entertainment system, Othello, playstation, Power Glove, Progressive, retro, retro gaming magazine, rgm, sega, sega genesis, shinobi, sony, Space Harrier, Spot, The Game Master, U-Force 2 Comments »
New Game: Dragon Quest II Now Available on Android with Slightly Updated Graphics and Gameplay and Decent Price
October 9th, 2014 Carl Williams Square Enix are known for releasing full blown role playing games on mobile devices. Not just the usual flick or tap type affairs either. Square Enix are also known for giving their mobile releases console prices and fans have complained about it since day one. They have already released the original Dragon Quest on Android […]
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Posted in News, Portables Tags: carl williams, Dragon Quest, dragon warrior, enix, famicom, nes, re-release, retro, retro gaming magazine, rgm, role playing game, rpg, square enix, triverse, update No Comments »
Bandit Gaming: Bubble Bobble in Development for PC-Engine/Turbo Grafx-16
October 8th, 2014 Carl Williams Bubble Bobble, the classic Taito arcade title is being ported to the PC-Engine/Turbo Grafx-16 by Retrotaku. Fans may remember Bubbble Bobble in one of its many forms on various platforms starting with the 1986 arcade title release. Taito has been prudent about keeping Bubble Bobble available for platforms as they become popular over the years, […]
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Posted in NEC, News Tags: arcade, Bubble Bobble, Bubble Bobble 3, carl williams, nec, Parasol Stars, port, retro, retro gaming magazine, Retrotaku, rgm, taito, working designs, youtube 1 Comment »
New Game: Jack B Nimble is a Game Boy Looking Endless Runner for iOS
October 1st, 2014 Carl Williams Who would have thought that the original, salad green, Game Boy would be inspiring game developers 25 years later? We can add Jack B. Nimble for iOS to the list- it also hit Windows, Mac and Linux platforms awhile back. Much like other endless running games, Jack scrolls on without your input leaving you to […]
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Posted in News, Portables Tags: action, app store, carl williams, endless runner, game boy, gameboy, ios, ipad, iphone, ipod touch, itunes, Jack B. Nimble, nintendo, platform, retro, retro gaming magazine, rgm, running, salad green, Sean Noonan No Comments »
