New 2DS XL review: What a way to go
This may be the end of the line for Nintendo's handheld legacy, but they've saved the best for last.
, by Jeremy Parish
Switch's success brings with it a welcome throwback dynamic for video game retail
Nintendo's hot new system carries with it the potential to push back against the blockbusters-only mindset of packaged video games.
, by Jeremy Parish
How Can I Play It?: Dig Dug & Mr. Driller
Curious to try some of the games discussed in this week's podcast? Here's how to find them.
, by Jeremy Parish
Episode 109: The Dig Dug/Mr. Driller multiverse
Journey to the depths of Namco's underground empire.
, by Jeremy Parish
Castlevania's long battle with tone
Somewhere in the series' tangled history lies support for every interpretation, from feel-good to grimdark.
, by Kishi
Sonic the Hedgehog and Archie break up after longer than you thought they were together for
It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday.
, by Kim Justice
NES Works: Data East whiffs it again with Karate Champ
Maybe this is a sign from the heavens that the NES wasn't meant for fighting games?
, by Jeremy Parish
Retronauts Episode 108: Marathon, Super NES Mini, FF8
It's a grab bag of topics in this multi-segment episode that might remind some of the old, old days of the show.
, by Jeremy Parish
Netflix's Castlevania: The Retronauts review
An effective retelling of the games' story that utterly fails to capture their sense of fun.
, by Jeremy Parish
Fire Pro Wrestling World: The Retronauts review
Is the oldest wrestling series around still a CRITICAL hit?
, by Kim Justice
The history and future of Fire Pro Wrestling, as told by Tomoyuki Matsumoto
An interview with the man in charge of Fire Pro Wrestling World, the cult franchise's long-awaited return.
, by Jeremy Parish