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Two New Products From New Wave Toys
New Wave Toys is excited to be back on Kickstarter to introduce our next product line.. Our RepliTronics™ line brings back the heyday of 80s and 90s electronics with iconic devices reimagined for the modern electronic ecosystem. This campaign will help us launch our...
Street Fighter 2 By Josh LaFrance
In the mid 1980’s the once booming arcade industry was coming to an end. From 1981 to 1986 the arcade industry was cut in half, going from $8 million in revenue down to $4 million. By 1991, the industry was a shell of it’s formal self only taking in $2.1 million....
RetroStone 2 – Ultimate RetroGaming Console
With RetroStone 2 rediscover your childhood video games! Alone or with friends (up to 4 players) 8bcraft has released the second generation RetroStone on Kickstarter. This enables you to play all your childhood favorite retro games on this portable device. ...
G5: The Generation Without a TMNT Game
It almost happened, though.
RETROSPECTIVE: Playing the Sega Genesis Mini
Genesis Does What Nintendid In the event that you’ve been living under a rock, retro mini consoles are a hot commodity right now. Nintendo got the ball rolling with the NES Classic Edition (then again with the SNES), Sony did their best to compete with the poorly...
1942 By Brandon Poe
Each month in Retro Revisited, Classic Console’s very own Brandon Poe picks one classic game to play. This month’s classic: Capcom’s 1942. This month I decided to sit down with a game I really did not have much experience with. I had only heard of this game when I was...
Playstation: 20 years
The road to Sony’s involvement in the video game industry began way back in 1986. It is a story littered with broken promises, court cases and Sony almost walking away from ever being involved in video games. Eventually redeeming themselves with the creation of a...
Old School Gamer Magazine Exclusive: Inside Galerider: Free to Fly
Old School Gamer Magazine chats with Galerider dev Daniel Choo, who lets us know how a love of Panzer Dragoon played a role in his beautiful iOS game. Old School Gamer: How was Galerider born? Daniel Choo: The original idea of Galerider came to me about five years...
This Day In Video Game History
