The Lumanist over at Youtube has recreated the original NES Metroid soundtrack on a Korg MS-20 Mini synthesizer. [more]

SNK has been quietly laying the groundwork for a comeback, of sorts. [more]

I’ve just spent the best part of a few hours playing a little game called Glittermitten Grove, not because it has rich storytelling or specular highlights, but because it is a front. A fairy game facade, beneath which you’ll unearth the sequel to a much heralded 2012 browser-based game that began as a joke between … [more]

Jaycar has been caught with its hand in the cookie jar; and by cookie jar I mean producing bold faced facsimiles of someone else’s product. It turns out that Jaycar took designs for an Arduino experimenter’s kit from Freetronics, one of their suppliers, banged up some replacements and copied the manual which came with the … [more]

With the news that Dungeons and Dragons Online and Lord of the Rings Online are being unceremoniously ejected from Turbine comes a timely reminder that the Massively Multiplayer Online Role-playing Game (MMORPG) isn’t exactly the juggernaut it used to be. I could be wrong and DDO and LotRO might be fine at their new home, … [more]

No longer content with the virtual world, Vitaly Bulgarov is now designing the look of real world mechs. [more]

Street Fighter V has had it’s fair share of detractors. It’s a good game spoilt by some pretty bad decisions although it looks like Capcom is about fo fix one big flaw in the online game. [more]

On February 9, 2012, Double Fine launched a humble Kickstarter. I backed that Kickstarter, and today, 1,735 days after it was successfully funded by 87,141 other people, I received my boxed copy of Broken Age. [more]