Nintendo’s retro revival has started to gather pace recently. They have fully embraced the benefits of allowing gamers access to their older back catalogues.
Community Interview – Douglas Titchmarsh
A new regular feature from Retro Faith. Interviews with community members. First up is Douglas Titchmarsh.
London Gaming Market – 17 March 2019
A key highlight of the retro calendar descends on a large hotel conference centre in London. The London Gaming Market is the South-East’s biggest market
King of the Mountain – snowboarding exclusives
Snowboarding was big business in the mid to late 1990’s. The inaugural Winter X Games of 1997 brought this niche sport to the mainstream. Suddenly
Sonic Jam – Sega Saturn – video special
I explore the single hub level that is Sonic World within Sonic Jam. What did it mean for Sega? How did it make me feel
Heroes of Might and Magic – the early years – part 2
Strategy games were big business during the 1990’s and this series of articles continues the journey of looking back at one of the most popular
Doncaster Video Game Market – 3 March 2019
On a wet, miserable day in Doncaster one of the key events in the video game calendar took place and it certainly did not disappoint.
£50 Trader Challenge 1
The first Trader Challenge haul! I pay a trader £50 and they send me a random box of retro goodness. Lee Webster was the first
The Four Quarters
Most retro gamers will have fond memories of the smoke filled arcades of the 1980’s and 1990’s. Slurping Dr Pepper while queuing up to play
Game Boy Player – Nintendo’s unsung hero
Back at the turn of the century it was clear who was king of the home console wars. Sony’s PlayStation 2 is the biggest selling