We think Double Fine, Tim Schafer’s game development studio, is mighty fine. Thus our ears perked up at the announcement of a collectible set containing nearly its entire output to […]
Double Fine 25th Anniversary Box Set Includes Nearly Every Game Read More »
To anyone out there who was trying to stop the return of Gex: your efforts were futile and it is now too late. The gecko is out there once again,
Gex Trilogy Available Now On PC And Consoles Read More »
Gex has sprung back. The Gex Trilogy was announced last February and we said there’d be more info later, and so there is. What was revealed today goes way beyond
Behold The Ultimate Gex Experience (Gexperience?) Read More »
A lot of Doom things have been coming out recently. We just had the massive physical re-release of Doom I and II for modern consoles thanks to Limited Run, and
DOOM Red Key Card Edition NEO S Controller Now For Sale Read More »
One of the biggest cliches in all of hackerdom is “Can it run Doom?” No matter how old or new, no matter how obscure or common, the first thing anyone
Limited Run To Reprint Doom In A Box That Runs Doom Read More »
Earlier this year Sega revealed SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance, a revival of the classic jump-and-slasher series in its original pure form. Those wondering if there would be a physical edition
Limited Run Announces Shinobi, Gradius Physicals Read More »
Back when every console seemingly NEEDED a mascot character to succeed, the 3DO was new on the market and needed something quick — the snarkier and tude-ier the better. Crystal
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In 1995, we were supposed to get a run-and-gun action game called Rendering Ranger on the SNES. Due to plans falling through, the game was only released in Japan, and
Rendering Ranger To Be Re-Rendered On Modern Systems Read More »
Limited Run Games has turned their reprinting machine toward N64 cartridges in recent years. We almost missed our chance to discuss their latest, but today’s the last day to get
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In 1997 the video game studio Whoopee Camp released Tomba, a unique 2.5D adventure where you played as a pink-haired island man on a mission to rid his stomping grounds
Finally, A Physical Re-Release For Tomba Read More »
