Hey everyone I'm a game dev hobbyist working on 3D models of various 90s properties, the ultimate goal is a platform fighter comprised solely from media of that era. Until then, I'd like to share some fan art I've been working on to help complete one of my models.

https://youtu.be/QvlxsS8d0wY?si=TtJsnb-Zv59hSnV8

This Halloween, we're taking a trip back to the Nintendo Entertainment System to revisit one of gaming's most legendary horror franchises: the original Castlevania trilogy!

Join us as we explore the haunted halls of Castlevania (1986), unravel the mysteries of Castlevania II: Simon's Quest, and battle the forces of darkness in Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse. From flying Medusa Heads and bone-throwing skeletons to Dracula himself, these NES classics helped define horror gaming and challenged players with some of the toughest action-platforming ever created.

Hey everyone, I wanted to introduce you Clásicos Básicos, a Spanish retro gaming community. They have recently started publishing longer retrospectives on our YouTube channel, CLABA TV, and wanted to share one here.

This episode looks back at the original Diablo: its development, the move to real-time combat, the randomized dungeons and loot, and how the lighting and sound contribute to its atmosphere.

Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ3cM78o9tw

The videos are in Spanish. Other recent episodes cover Prince of Persia, Transarctica, KULT and DOOM.

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@clabatv

Thanks for taking a look!

My retrospective review of Steel Harbinger on the PS1. Anybody else played this game and what’s your thoughts?

In the late '90s, Accolade tried to reinvent mecha games by ditching slow tanks for lightning-fast, bio-mechanical giants.

Freecky Cake spoke with original developers Ken Capelli and Trevor Grimshaw to trace its development from an edge-lord cyberpunk shooter to a Dreamcast launch title—plus a look at the massive cancelled sequel that never was.

What are your memories of Slave Zero back in the day?