See Games Differently
See Games Differently
retro gaming
In 2006 a small group of ROM hackers released a much-improved English translation for Phantasy Star, Sega’s groundbreaking Sega Master System RPG. Now, nearly 14 years later, the same group updated their patch to version 2.0, complete with a revised script and huge quality-of-life upgrades.
In 1987, Domark released a new edition of its popular Trivial Pursuit computer game adaptation: Trivial Pursuit – Young Player Edition. As was the done thing at the time, it promoted the Commodore version in Zzap!64 magazine… and I’ve never been able to shake the image.
Nowadays, video games are all about cutting-edge graphics, insane framerates, and vast, open worlds. While the gaming industry certainly spoils us with these features, there’s still something to be said about the games we played when we were kids, like Tetris and Tank. The Wanle Gamers Console For iPhone lets…
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