Is this the remaster we’ve waited 20 years for? Final Fantasy 8 is one of the most cutting edge games on the original PlayStation, and at last we have it on modern consoles – reviewed on PS4 here. It’s the last of the mainline series to get the remaster treatment too – but clearly the project’s had its challenges, as Tom explains.
After collecting the Atari Jaguar for over 20 years, I have finally completed a licensed cart collection. My journey started in the late 90s when I got my first Jaguar. Since then I have collected it a little at a time until now I have a licensed cart collection. The CD collection will be in a different video. Have you played the Jaguar? Do you collect it? Comment below and thank you for watching!
Sydney Hunter and the Curse of the Mayan is now available to preorder on the Nintendo Switch eShop. In this video, I show the first temple stage and share my thoughts. What do you think?
Playdate is a new handheld gaming system from MacOS software developer Panic. It’s built around two concents. If you purchase the system, a new game will appear on it every Monday for 12 weeks, and it has a unique control scheme: a small crank. The Playdate is also a designed to be an open system, Panic will continue to develop and sell games, but anyone can produce and even sell software for the Playdate.
Visit: http://www.evercade.co.uk Evercade is a brand new handheld console with unique multi-game retro cartridges from leading games publishers and console platforms.
Currently confirmed publishers: Namco Museum, Atari, Interplay, Data East, Piko Interactive and Mega Cat Studios.
Games include: Pac-Man, Earthworm Jim 1+2, Dig Dug 1+2, Asteroids, Galaxian, Galaga, Centipede, Splatter House 2+3 and 100 more!
Features: • Supports 8 and 16 bit games (retro games!) • Collectable, with an ever increasing library of games on the unique Evercade Cartridge (with 6 – 20 games per cartridge) • HDMI connectivity to connect to your TV – with up-scaled graphics to HD – your retro games will look stunning on your big screen TV! • 4.3” screen (the same size as a PSP) – with great viewing angles for use in every environment • Selectable 4:3 or 16:9 screen ratios (traditional retro ‘square’ or widescreen) – play the games how you remembered them (in a square) or in a modern widescreen layout – filling the screen! • Supports saving and loading your game at any point – gives you the ability to enjoy some of those super hard retro classics without the fear of having to start again from the beginning • 4-5 hour battery life – a solid battery life plus you can play and charge if you want to keep going!
See related videos: http://lon.tv/qykug – Terraonion’s Mega SD acts as a flash cartridge AND a Sega CD / Mega CD. No CD hardware required, just load it up with some disc images and its FPGA will replicate the old Sega / Mega CD hardware. See more retro: http://lon.tv/retro and subscribe ! http://lon.tv/s
