Copycats exploit formulas; spiritual successors honor them. A look at modern titles like Gravity Circuit, Pizza Tower, and Basketball Classics that carry the torch for the retro icons that shaped our childhoods. No licensing issues, no corporate red tape – just pixelated passion.
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Covering new games for old systems (SNES, ZX Spectrum), ROM hacks, and fan projects that restore functionality to older titles.
Retro homebrew fans now have an easier way to find new games, as the revamped EmuDeck Store offers a cleaner and more polished experience.
Packed in with the original Nintendo Game Boy, Tetris has come to be a symbol of handheld gaming. At the time of its Game Boy port, it was proof that compelling gameplay and design could be had in a portable experience.
Aurora April offers GotX participants a chance to engage in more colorful gaming ventures, with a trio of games that include colors in their game title.
Nintendo added a Handheld Boost Mode to the Switch 2, heavily enhancing handheld play for Switch 1 titles. Let’s test it out and point out some standouts!
We tracked down every PortMaster game on sale right now, covering Steam, GOG, Fanatical, and more so you can grow your library for less.
The CRKD Les Paul Pro was an impulse purchase, but one that I’m really glad that I’ve made. Sometimes it just takes a long break to remind you how great a gaming genre was.
This Rewind Roundup is covering a wide spread: grossout cartoons, LAN‑era shooters, food RPGs, and vampire soap operas.
Hope you’ve been saving your lunch money because the bulk of this month’s games come with a price tag, but with highlights like Dead Cells and Counterstrike, who’s complaining?
New Next Level round-up: SSX-style snowboarding, new Castlevania and Slay the Spire, Vanillaware-like brawling, synth roguelites, mad bus mayhem, and more.