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Nintendo Expands Its Switch Online SNES And NES Service With Five More Titles The month of May is well underway and Nintendo has just announced five games for the SNES and NES Switch Online service. All of these games will arrive next week, on 26th May. On the SNES front we've got Caveman Ninja (otherwise known as Joe & Mac) from 1991, another Data East title Magical Drop II from 1996, and they're joined by Spanky's Quest (Natsume, 1991) and Culture Brain's 1991 release, Super Baseball Simulator 1,000. The sole NES offering for this month is Jaleco's 1985 title, Ninja JaJaMaru-kun. Belo...

by Donald Theriault - May 18, 2021, 9:38 pm EDT The import collection is building up nicely. Nintendo have revealed the next drop of games in the Super NES and NES libraries for Switch Online subscribers. The new Super NES games dropping May 26: Magical Drop 2 (Data East, 1996, Japan only) - a magical-girl themed puzzle game Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 (Culture Brain, 1991) - a baseball sim with futuristic elements in addition to standard play Caveman Ninja aka Joe & Mac (Data East, 1991) - the original caveman-themed platformer for the Super Nintendo: its sequel has been in the catalo...

BurgerTime Launches on iiRcade, Other Popular Arcade Titles from Data East Coming Soon Share Article Bad Dudes vs. DragonNinja, Karate Champ Player vs Player and other Data East titles will soon join BurgerTime on iiRcade BurgerTime is an iconic arcade game that we’ve been getting a lot of requests for. The iiRcade community will be very excited about this new addition. CHICAGO (PRWEB) May 18, 2021 iiRcade Inc., the ultimate connected arcade machine that allows gamers of all ages to play their favorite retro and modern games in...

A timeline of Mortal Kombat ripoffs from the 1990s NetherRealm’s winning formula kicked off a gold rush that never panned out Graphic: James Bareham/Polygon did. In a five-year span, video gamers in arcades and their homes were overrun by fighting games that followed the same format: battles to the death, often organized by some supernatural being; a sinister announcing voice commanding players to execute a helpless opponent; gratuitously brutal finishers that seemed designed to provoke outrage and controversy, and secret moves with inside-joke meanings. Here is a timeline of nine unapolog...

19/04/21 Reviews often fail to cover one of the biggest joys of unboxing a new console: the smell. There’s a heady aroma to fresh, untouched plastics, the crisp, meadow-like tones of an unused circuit board, and the sinewy, static-laden pull of shrink wrap. So, dear reader, let’s start things off right – Blaze Entertainment’s Evercade smells incredible. A retro-infused handheld that’ll delight the creaking, arthritic joints of gamers from the 80s as much as the spry, annoyingly accurate hands of today’s adolescents, the Evercade smells of promise, excitement, and energy. Fortunate...