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How are Retro Aesthetics Updated for Modern Audiences in 2025?
Despite countless technological breakthroughs in the gaming industry in recent years, there has also been a sharp rise in the demand for retro games in the modern gaming world. On this page, we will be taking a closer look at how retro aesthetics have been updated to cater to modern audiences who enjoy playing their…
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ROLAND RETIRES – Arnold’s return with an adventure to the “Old School” for the Amstrad CPC!
If you owned an Amstrad CPC back in the day, you would’ve played at least one Roland game from the Amsoft pack. Either Roland Ahoy, Roland on the Ropes, Roland in the Caves or even one of the rarer titles in my personal collection, Roland on the Run. So named for Roland Perry, a computer engineer who…
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Aqua Ippan – This love letter to Metal Slug by Division 六 looks fantastic!
I can say for sure there’s probably not many of you that haven’t heard of ‘Metal Slug’, a game in a series of games that are well known in the gaming community, going back to the days of the Neo Geo system. This game has plenty of humor, while remaining action packed throughout. In fact…
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New version released of tool to play SimCity 2000 on modern operating systems
Steam has been a fairly decent service in terms of providing modern compatibility for older games. But there’s one curious exception to this trend- the classic game SimCity 2000. While SimCity 2000 is available on Steam, it’s only available as the DOS version. Though far from unplayable, the DOS version of SimCity 2000 is…
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How Retro Gaming Influenced Modern Casino Games
Over time, gaming has evolved significantly. What once started out as simple arcade machines has since transformed into immersive online casinos and interactive gambling experiences. Retro gaming’s nostalgic aesthetics and engaging mechanics have had an incredible influence on modern casino games – everything from game design to player engagement strategies; its influence can even be…
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Retro-Inspired Slot Machines: Bringing Nostalgia to Casinos
Innovation and creativity play a pivotal role in keeping players entertained in casinos today, yet among all of the high-tech, cutting-edge games, there has been an emerging trend toward retro-inspired slot machines reminiscent of those found decades ago. These nostalgic machines not only harken back to classic casino history games from before modern gambling was…
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Plyuk – Another unique ZX Spectrum 128k game from RetroSouls
While RetroSouls has released many games such as GLUF, Old Tower and Alter Ego, one of the more unique games they released, was a game called Ringo. What made this game unique was the fact that it was one of the first games to use their new ‘experimental graphics mode’. While I’m unsure about the…
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Maximizing Your GameZone Experience: A User’s Guide to Benefits
GameZone has successfully reimagined both local and international card games for the digital age, while simultaneously providing a host of incentives that keep players coming back for more. At the heart of GameZone’s appeal is its commitment to user satisfaction. The platform offers a range of bonuses and gifts that not only attract new users…
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Tetris Forever Review – by Brad Feingold
The first time I played Tetris on the Macintosh, I became instantly addicted! This was a game that gave me every reason to sneak back into the journalism lab just to use the computer again and again. I truly believe it was because of the simplicity and complexity of the game. Today, the game STILL…
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Montezuma’s Redux – 1980’s Atari 8-bit Platforming classic, overhauled [Atari 5200 UPDATE]
Even more great retro gaming news for this week, as we have just learnt that TIX with the help of Paul Lay, has released an Atari XL/XE rom hack of ‘Montezuma’s Revenge’, which overhauls the game giving it new lease of life. Montezuma was originally released in the early 80’s for the Atari 2600, Atari…
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