arcade Genre Game Reviews

McPixel 3 is a fine sequel to a decade-old comedy adventure, even if the mechanics are starting to show their age.

Atari Mania should be a nostalgic triumph, but poor controls and unfortunate graphics ruin Bentley Bear's glorious return.

TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection is a nostalgic treat for OG fans of Leo and the gang, but some of these 16-bit classics aren't all they're cooked up to be.

OlliOlli World sticks the landing in terms of gameplay, but its attempt to appeal to a new generation clash with its core as a score-based arcade challenge.

We have another Windjammers, and the developers at DotEmu have done an excellent job updating its timeless arcade gameplay with slick visuals and new features.

Streets of Rage 4 was incredible. The one thing that was missing was more of it. Luckily, the developers noticed and brought us the Mr. X Nightmare.

Olija is a pixel-art platformer telling the tale of Lord Faraday, a man trying to save his failing town who finds himself in a mysterious, dark land.

Disjunction might be the Cyberpunk game we’ve all been waiting for.

As a Brit, I often encounter stereotypes of my sceptred isle.

There are a lot of games that really stick with you growing up.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater holds a special place in the hearts of many nostalgic gamers.

Streets of Rage 3 debuted on the Sega Genesis on March 17, 1994.

If you've seen any nature documentaries on gorillas, you'll know that these majestic creatures are one of the closest genetic relatives to humans.

Star Wars: Episode One Racer is an excellent arcade-style racing game filled with fast-paced action and tight, responsive controls. It is the type of game that deserves these kind of re-releases, it

Kickstarter has become the place to go for video game revivals.

Everyone remembers the cartoons they loved to watch as a child.

One of the great things about the current state of gaming is that it feels more likely than ever that your favorite relic of the past is going to be dusted off and redistributed by one publisher or

Lifespeed is a new futuristic racing game for the New 3DS. It is the debut game of independent studio Wee Man Studios, a company based in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

In 1989 Capcom released the rather famous video game Buster Bros. (also known as Pang). This game spawned several sequels and was extremely well received.

Rocket League has been a massive hit as of late, and for good reason. It's one of those ideas that is the perfect elevator pitch: cars playing soccer.