Anbernic RG353M Review
I recently wrote an article about the new Anbernic RG353V gaming handheld and how the company had released a vertical gaming handheld that ran on...
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Anbernic RG353V Review
by Mark Tait
Thanks to Gogamegeek for sending me the new Anbernic RG353V. You can purchase the RG353V from Gogamegeek by following the affiliate link below. You might...
TRIMUI SMART Retro Gaming Handheld Review
by Mark Tait
TRIMUI has recently released the TRIMUI Smart console, which is yet another micro console to hit the retro gaming scene. Thanks to Gogamegeek for providing...
Anbernic RG353P Review
by Mark Tait
Anbernic RG353P: Android Meets Linux The Anbernic RG353P is the upgrade to the popular PocketGo S30 that was released in early 2021, making some...
Powkiddy RGB20S Review
by Mark Tait
When Gogamegeek sent me the new Powkiddy RGB20S, the first thing I noticed was how strange it looked. This was both a good and bad...
Retro Respawn – Mortal Kombat II and Its Outrageous Difficulty
Recently, I took a look at Mortal Kombat here on Gaming Respawn, seeing as the game will turn 30 in October 2022. As successful as...
Retro Respawn – Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance (Original Xbox Version)
I’ve written about Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty here on Gaming Respawn before and consider it one of my favourite games of all time....
Retro Respawn – Final Fight and the Coin-Op Beat-Em-Up in the Modern Age
Final Fight is a darn entertaining slice of 2D side-scrolling beat-em-up action. I think anyone who has played it will likely agree as it combines...
Miyoo Mini Review
by Mark Tait
We have seen so many new handhelds hit the market recently, all moving towards having larger screens, bigger and better processors and a better form...
River City Girls Zero Review
by Mick Smith
River City Girls Zero is an updated port of Shin Nekketsu Kōha: Kunio-tachi no Banka, which translates to “The New Hot-Blooded Tough Guy: The Elegy...
Retro Respawn – Super Mario Bros. 3 – When Mario Truly Got His Groove
When it comes to games from the third generation of home console gaming, Super Mario Bros. 3 is assuredly in the conversation when it comes to...
Labyrinth Legend Review
by Ryan Jones
Jumping into the world of Labyrinth Legend felt exciting due to an appearance of hardcore fantasy elements, thrilling boss fights and an interesting loot system....
Retro Respawn – Is Super Punch-Out!! Still a Knock-Out?!
Super Punch-Out!! is probably the game from the Punch-Out series of games that I’ve played the most due to it coming to prominence in the...
Powkiddy X18S Review
by Mark Tait
We have all been waiting patiently for the next generation in retro handhelds, and here is our first, just in time for the new year....
Retro Respawn – How Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels Tortures You
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (known as simply Super Mario Bros. 2 over in Japan) is an absolute bollock of a video game that...
Retro Respawn – International Superstar Soccer 98
I’ve spoken in the past about how much I love International Superstar Soccer Pro 98 here on Gaming Respawn before. It’s no secret that I consider...
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Dungeons Ranked
by Kyle Moffat
In The Legends of Zelda games, dungeons are arguably the key draw. Every game in the main series has a variety of dungeons in which...
Anbernic RG351MP Review
by Mark Tait
Ploylab, who sponsor Something New Reviews, recently sent me the newest kid on the block from Anbernic, and I wanted to share this with Gaming...