Tag: Classic Games
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Exploring Side Quest Gameplay in Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake
The immersive world of Dragon Quest III offers the potential for endless exploration and discovery. An adventurer who is keen on unearthing the mysteries that lie in the corners of this vast landscape will not be disappointed. From hidden gear and useful items to unlockable questlines, the realm is rich with opportunities for both the…
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Announcing the Tetris Forever Games Roster
Digital Eclipse has recently unveiled the complete roster of titles that will be included in their highly anticipated Tetris collection, Tetris Forever. This comprehensive collection features not only established classics but also introduces some games to audiences outside of Japan for the first time. Here’s a deep dive into the various facets of what the…
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Xbox Series Now Boasts Legend of Mana Availability
Square Enix, one of the acclaimed multinational video game developers and publishers, has recently unveiled that the Legend of Mana has been carefully remastered and released for Xbox Series. The game is now accessible through the Microsoft Store, available for $29.99. Ensuring ease of access and inclusivity for all gamers, this new edition is also…
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Xbox Series Now Offers the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster
Encouraging news for the gaming community as Square Enix, a prominent gaming company, recently confirmed the release of the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series for Xbox Series through the Microsoft Store. The move marks a significant step forward in the expansion of the game’s accessibility, making it an exciting occasion for Xbox Series owners. The…
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Switch Online Expands Its Library with Four New SNES Games
Nintendo Switch Online, the gaming giant’s premiere online service, has recently broadened its offering by incorporating four more classic Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) games into its virtual arcade. While the announcement at first glance seems exciting, a deeper look has revealed it as another attempt by Nintendo to inflate their library with limited appeal…
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Classic Resident Evil 3 Set to Launch on GOG this September 25
In a thrilling announcement from gaming giants GOG and Capcom, the vintage classic Resident Evil 3 is making a grand return. Originally released on PlayStation in 1999, the beloved horror survival game is scheduled for PC debut via the GOG platform on September 25, bringing its nostalgic appeal to a new generation of gamers, as…
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Demo of Romancing SaGa 2: The Seven’s Revenge Now Up for Grabs
Exciting news for fans of the SaGa franchise – a demo for the newest entry, “Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven,” is now accessible for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam, a recent announcement from Square Enix confirmed. The most thrilling part? Once the full game releases, players will be…
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QuakeCon: Upgraded and Ultimate Editions of DOOM and DOOM II Now Available
Bethesda has announced that enhanced, definitive rereleases of the iconic games DOOM and DOOM II are now available for download or upgrade. Revealed at QuakeCon, the new release includes a wealth of upgrades and new content, with the package offering a total of 187 mission maps and 43 deathmatch maps. Some of the enhancements include…
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‘Definitive’ Re-release of Doom and Doom II Loaded with Upgrades
Bethesda has surprise-released an updated combination of Doom and Doom II, aptly named “Doom + Doom II”. The re-release, a free update for current owners of the original games, includes a new single-player episode along with the ability to play online cross-platform deathmatch multiplayer. The package also includes an array of add-ons like Sigil, an…
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Metropolis 1998 Could Be the Retro City-Builder That We’ve All Been Anticipating
Cities: Skylines 2 may be making improvements, but for some, it still doesn’t match up to expectations. This has led city-building enthusiasts to start seeking alternatives, such as the delightful, retro pixel game, Metropolis 1998. Despite sharing the same niche as Cities: Skylines 2, Metropolis 1998 deviates significantly, placing a profound emphasis on customization and…
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Marathon, Bungie’s Iconic FPS Game, is Now Available for Free on Steam
Halo and Destiny creators, Bungie, have made their iconic shooter game Marathon freely available on Steam, with sequels Marathon 2 and Marathon Infinity set to follow. The ports to Steam are managed by the renowned Aleph One community who’ve kept the Marathon 2 game engine alive through an open source project. Despite not being as…
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13-Year-Old Triumphs in NES Tetris Game
For the first time in 34 years, a 13-year-old player, Blue Scuti, has managed to reach the kill screen of the NES version of the classic video game Tetris. Despite the NES version of the game having no official ending, players can theoretically arrive at its kill screen, a point at which the game becomes…