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PRINCESS MAKER 2 REGENERATION REVIEW

Categories Reviews

If you’re wondering why we’re reviewing something called ‘Princess Maker’ the
chances are you’re unfamiliar with the game’s history. This life simulation was
a hit on Japanese computers in 1993 before gaining a release on the 3DO, Saturn
and Dreamcast exclusively in that region. When the import scene for the Saturn
and Dreamcast took off …

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DOUBLE DRAGON IS BACK, AGAIN, IN 2025

Categories Blog, Retro

Arc System Works are teaming up with YUKE’s to create Double Dragon Revive – a
3D reimagining of the 1987 classic side-scrolling brawler. Details are currently
slim on the ground, with the press release mostly comprising character art. We
can at least tell you that Arc System Works’ fighting game staff are on board to
…

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ACE COMBAT 7, PRINCESS MAKER 2, POPFUL MAIL, PARASOL STARS, BLEACH: BRAVE SOULS,
MUV-LUV, AND OGRE TALE HIT THE SWITCH

Categories New Nintendo Downloads

There’s a distinct theme to this week’s assortment of new Switch releases – the
vast majority originate from Japan. We’re in for a heady mixture of anime
tie-ins, RPGs, visual novels, beat’em ups, and even a drifting-focused racer set
on Japanese mountain roads. There’s Bandai Namco’s Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown
Deluxe Edition too; something …

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THE PAINFULLY ‘90S CARTOON TIE-IN STONE PROTECTORS IS NOW ON ANTSTREAM ARCADE

Categories Blog, Retro

When people talk about ‘big hair’ in the ‘90s, they may as well be talking about
the Stone Protectors – the short lived 1993 multi-media property arguably guilty
of trying too hard. Supported by a thirteen-episode cartoon series, Stone
Protectors took the goofy and outlandish personalities of the Ninja Turtles, the
bulging biceps and colourful …

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THE LEGEND OF HEROES: TRAILS THROUGH DAYBREAK ENTERS THE UK CHART AT #19

Categories UK Charts

Even though now available on Xbox Game Pass, there’s no stopping EA Sports FC
24. Football mania has helped the sports sim claim not just the all formats
no.1, but also no.1 in the PS5, PS4, and Xbox Series charts. Sales are even up
on Switch, rising to #5 this week. This means that Luigi’s …

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CYBER CITIZEN SHOCKMAN ZERO REVIEW

Categories Reviews

Something is intriguing about late generation Mega Drive and SNES titles. 1997
was the final year at retail for both systems, with barely a dozen games
released for each. The PSone, Saturn and even N64 were available, and so these
late arrivals were mostly licensed games, tired annual sporting updates, or
aimed at younger gamers …

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OVER HORIZON X STEEL EMPIRE LAUNCHES NEXT WEEK – AND AT A STEAL OF A PRICE

Categories Blog, Retro

“Bargain approaching! Bargain approaching!” Next week sees the release of the
retro shooter collection Over Horizon x Steel Empire on PS4 and Switch, arriving
at the knockdown price of £13.49. If you’re quick about it, an extra 10%
discount can be had for pre-orders. This collection, published by ININ, includes
the 1991 NES shooter Over …

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OUT THIS WEEK: ALASKAN ROAD TRUCKERS: HIGHWAY EDITION, NAHEULBEUK’S DUNGEON
MASTER, PARASOL STARS, ACE COMBAT 7, MORE

Categories This Week's Games

July’s Game Pass drop sees a trio of belated releases hit the Xbox for the first
time. From Annapurna Interactive comes the critically acclaimed Neon White, a
fast-paced first-person demon-obliterating adventure set beyond the gates of
Heaven. Tchia, meanwhile, is an open world physics-driven sandbox taking place
on a Tropical archipelago. Then there’s The Case of …

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PARKITECT: DELUXE EDITION REVIEW

Categories Reviews

If you’re glancing over Parkitect’s screenshots and wondering why it looks a few
generations behind the times, then allow us to fill you in. The development of
this theme park management sim began in 2014, ergo the start of the PS4/Xbox One
era. After a successful Kickstarter and a spell in early access, the full …

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THE LEGEND OF HEROES: TRAILS THROUGH DAYBREAK, FOOD TRUCK SIMULATOR, HOT BLOOD,
AND CYBER CITIZEN SHOCKMAN ZERO HIT THE SWITCH

Categories New Nintendo Downloads

Although it’s one of the more subdued weeks for new Switch eShop releases, it’s
still leaps and bounds over the dry weeks we had to endure during the Wii U’s
reign, with a handful of notable new releases upon us. Only a few, mind. There’s
a new RPG on the agenda, in the form of …

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THE PLAYSTATION 2’S INCREDIBLY BELATED BEVERLY HILLS COP GAME

Categories Retro

London-based publisher Blast Entertainment was a latecomer to the PlayStation 2,
arriving on the scene in 2006. To put this into more perspective, the PS2 was
about to enter its twilight years, with the Xbox 360 and Wii already available –
and soon to be joined by the PS3. There was a strategy behind this. …

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ATARI AND TECHNOS ‘SUPER POCKET’ HANDHELDS COMING THIS OCTOBER

Categories Blog, Retro

Hyper Mega Tech’s Capcom and Taito Super Pocket handhelds must have proven
popular, as two new models are due later this year. As before, they’ll be
Evercade cartridge compatible, and retail at a modest £49 each. The Technos
model is Double Dragon orientated, including six of the scrolling brawler’s
entries, along with Renegade, The Combatribes, …

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CAPCOM’S TAKING US BACK TO WILLAMETTE MALL, AGAIN, IN DEAD RISING DELUXE
REMASTER

Categories Blog

Capcom’s 2006 shopping mall-based zombie slasher Dead Rising is getting a deluxe
remaster in September, set to launch on PS5, Xbox Series and Steam. While many
would have appreciated a new game in the series, it’s still pleasing to see
Capcom hasn’t ditched the IP entirely after the middling reception to Dead
Rising 4. The …

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WILD SEAS REVIEW

Categories Reviews

In a short space of time, publisher Afil Games has carved out an identity by
releasing inexpensive auto-shooters and tower defence games. It isn’t clear if
they’re actively seeking these kinds of games to publish, hoping to stumble on
the next Vampire Survivors, or if it’s simply a case of indie developers
currently favouring these …

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LUIGI’S MANSION 2 HD CLAIMS THE UK CHART’S TOP SPOT, WHILE BANANA RUMBLE TAKES
#16

Categories UK Charts

Coming as no real surprise considering physical games remain popular with Switch
owners, Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD managed to claim the UK chart’s top spot. If it
wasn’t for EA Sports FC 24 making a surprise Game Pass appearance, it may have
had to settle for #2 – footie fever has the nation gripped currently. …

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