Legacy Gaming
Reflection: Link’s Awakening and The End of A Dream
2104/05/2012
There’s something about the imagery of scaling a mountain to its very highest peak to confront your dreams, nightmares, or to smite your enemies that has resounded with mankind for ages. The metaphor of rising from the bottom, overcoming all trials, mastering yourself, and ascending to your full [...]
Shenmue & Shenmue II HD Might Be Coming To XBLA And PSN?!
503/16/2012
Have you noticed that Sega has been releasing a lot of HD ports on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network recently? They released Crazy Taxi, Daytona, and we’ve got Jet Set Radio coming up soon too. The game everyone keeps asking about is Shenmue. Will we ever see an HD port of that wonderful [...]
Neo Geo X Is Officially Coming To North America!
203/16/2012
The Neo Geo X portable is making its way to North America thanks to Tommo Inc., and Europe, the Middle East, and Australia thanks to Blaze. This bad boy comes packed with 20 classic Neo Geo games. All we know right now is that it will be released during Q2 2012, just in time for the Neo Geo's 20th Anniversary. Time to get excited folks!
New Gunlord Trailer Released & Release Date Announced – Can’t Wait!
403/13/2012
For all you Neo Geo MVS/AES, and Dreamcast fans out there, NG: Dev team has been hard at work on Gunlord for ages now, and they’ve finally announced the release dates for the different versions.
- Gunlord MVS: 26th March
- Gunlord Dreamcast: 14th June
- Gunlord AES: 2nd quarter 2012
If that [...]
Retro Journal #6: Xenogears
502/26/2012
What better way to prepare for the amazing Xenoblade Chronicles than to experience this gem?
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Retro Journal #5: Alundra
101/27/2012
Tim's back for some more retro love, this time with the cult classic Alundra. If you like Zelda, you simply must experience this PS1 gem.
Latest Batch of Classic Video Reviews
012/20/2011
Jarrod takes a look at two Saturn classics, NiGHTS into Dreams and X-Men vs. Street Fighter. These are gems everyone should have the chance to experience at least once. For would be Saturn collectors, this is a great place to start.
Why Persona 5 is My Most Anticipated RPG
311/13/2011
Moreso than many other RPGs this generation, the Persona series has remained a close favorite of mine. After playing both games on the PlayStation 2, I can say with complete certainty that Persona 5 is my most anticipated role-playing game for this generation. That’s right. Forget Mass Effect 3. Give me Persona 5.
Introducing “Remembering…”
810/09/2011
Given all the retro talk Steven and I have been doing lately, I thought this would be a really cool feature to introduce. I’m certain you guys have enjoyed my little offscreen Sega Saturn videos, well now it’s time to crank it up a notch with…
Remembering…
The idea is simple, take a game you like, [...]
Sega Saturn Video Explosion
1610/03/2011
It's retro time! Even though we're all crazy busy playing all the new releases, Jarrod finds time to take a whole bunch of videos of his Sega Saturn collection. Not only does he talk about the games, but also about the hardware and a few interesting elements that most new Saturn owners often overlook. This will be an ongoing video feature that will evolve in the next few weeks.
Happy Birthday Nintendo 64!
1509/30/2011
On September 29th, 1996 Nintendo released the Nintendo 64 (N64) in North America. While I might be a day late with this article, I felt it was important to honour the date just the same. The N64 was originally unveiled at Nintendo’s Spaceworld event as the Ultra 64. Anyone remember [...]
Retro Journal #4: Sweet Home [スウィートホーム]
008/11/2011
Operation Rainfall has proven unsuccessful thus far in bringing games to North America, but history has shown it's far from the first time North American gamers have been left out. This Retro Journal entry looks at the unexplored origins of survival horror: Sweet Home!
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D Review
807/14/2011
The definitive version of a timeless classic is finally here. Does it hold up well after all these years? Is it a full-fledged remake in every sense? Read on to find out!
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