Welcome to RetroRGB , the site dedicated to keeping everyone up-to-date with everything the retro-gaming world has to offer! Retro Game Restore has just opened pre-orders on a clear top shell for the original Japanese Famicom.
The price came While this contest celebrates 27 years of Sega Saturn, it actually marks the third in […]. This shows without question both companies are making an effort to support the community and listening to our feedback. The Dreamcast was way ahead of its time when it first came out, but sadly, time caught up and carried on flowing.
Fear not, excited reader, for the cables below will make climbing into the attic and inhaling years of dust worth it as you scrabble around for your stack of old Dreamcast games. With a bucket-load of positive ratings on Amazon and a month warranty backing it, this HDMI adapter is a solid choice for people looking to get the very best from their Dreamcast.
Still, the vast majority of titles work perfectly, giving you super-sleek versions of your favourite games with zero effort on your part. Simply stick this cable into the back of your Dreamcast and get ready to roll.
Its powered by a micro-USB which helps to take the strain off your console. Rhythm games are cool. Anime is cool. Anime rhythm games are pretty cool. Sure, Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Mega Mix is not an anime game, but its energy, style, and content are sure to catch the attention of anyone who has even a passing interest in Japanese pop culture.
At the very least, it might catch the attention of people who recognize the name attached: Hatsune Miku. While most musicians and Japanese idols whom Miku is meant to evoke have a stable cast of producers, writers, and other musicians, Vocaloid is for anyone to use, and so, a rhythm game showcasing the best of what her users create was a no-brainer.
This game is a tenth anniversary celebration of that game, and is chock-full of fantastic and funky beats and tracks. It has been a long journey and Sakura Wars is now available for a worldwide audience with a brand new cast of characters, a new story, and the charm of the original series that debuted on the SEGA Saturn back in But does it meet expectations for newcomers and older fans alike?
Take a look at my review of Sakura Wars for PlayStation 4! Remakes are a common sight in the modern age. A remake can do a lot of things, both good and bad, and the discussion for how faithful a remake should be is a relevant one in the face of games that barely do more than make new art and graphical assets being the most successful remakes on the market.
A good remake, in my opinion, is one that injects life into an old idea while keeping sight of what made the idea special in the first place. Or, at the very least, doing something so radically different with the original idea it becomes special in its own right. Enter Panzer Dragoon: Remake. The original was a seminal release that ushered the SEGA Saturn into American and European homes with aplomb, and delighted Japanese Saturn owners a year into its life.
It was a simple game of arcade sensibility with RPG detail. It was a 3D tour-de-force when polygons were a rarity at home.
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