Bloodborne Demake Turns Modern Classic into Retro Action
Demakes of games offer a fascinating new look at familiar titles we know and love. Lilith Walther however wants to take things a step further with Bloodborne PSX
Revisit Your Teenage Years in Gitaroo Man
The PS2 has a ton of tucked away, hidden gems. Among them is Gitaroo Man, a rhythm game that stands as one of the best the genre has to offer with a relatable take on being a teenager.
Lost PS1 Game Magic Castle Releases After Two Decades
23 years is a long time to be in development, but after all that time lost PS1 roguelite Magic Castle released, with an interesting story to go with it
The Art of the Game Opening
A strong opening cinematic can do more than act as a sizzle reel for a video game, but also set the tone and become memorable in their own right as part of the experience.
Revisiting Childhood with Star Wars on Game Boy
Star Wars has a lot of great, memorable games that bring the exciting saga to new places. The Game Boy port of the NES game however leaves a bit to be desired
We’re Back!
Welcome to Retroware! We’ve got a little bit of the old, a little bit of the new, and a fresh direction we’re taking the site.
10th Annual NES Marathon Supporting Feeding America
For the past decade, the NES Marathon has raised money for children’s hospitals. This year they are putting those efforts to making sure people stay fed by benefitting Feeding America
Delayed Exposure: Umurangi Generation
Umurangi Generation is a game about photography and deliveries set in a future where things are going from bad to worse. So why not throw a song and have a good time?
Uncovering Meaning and Self In Xenogears
Xenogears is a game that has a lot to say, but doesn’t always have the elegance to get it across. Taking a look at all its philosophy, let’s break down some of its messages and figure out why the game sticks with people long after playing.
Finding Your Way in Way of the Samurai 2
Way of the Samurai 2 is a game often forgotten in vast library of PS2 must plays. But there’s something to the game that may make it worth revisiting.