News from Old School Gamer Magazine
- Old School Gamer Magazine chats with game developer Van, who discusses his new Temple of Webshai game. Project, which he calls “a tribute to […]
- The Sega Master System was available in North America from 1986 to 1992. During that time, it was never able to best the juggernaut […]
- By Charlotte Reber’s own admission, Dragon Age II is a somewhat counterintuitive choice for a Boss Fight book. After all, Dragon Age: Origins […]
- From the trademark score and sound effects to the simple and addictive gameplay, the RBI Baseball series was legendary on the Nintendo Entertainment System […]
- If you’ve never heard of the original Xibalba, that’s not too surprising. The 2014 browser game from Phobos Lab is a weird little […]
- It’s hard to topple a giant and make no mistake, “Wii Sports” is a monster of humongous proportions. The best selling game of all […]
- With the release of the M64, most hobbyists concern themselves with the technical aspects of the machine. How does it compare to the […]
- There’s one type of genre that I loved playing in the arcades and more so on my home console, and that is the shoot […]
- Retro gaming enthusiasts often debate which platform produced deeper strategy: the coin-operated cabinet or the home console. Both formats shaped competitive play, but they […]
- After months of teases, ModRetro released the M64 to the public on July 28. For 229.99 USD, the M64, which also comes in a […]