In the wake of revitalized rhythm games from late 2015 like Amplitude and Guitar Hero, Chiptune Champion aims to differ in its musical genre. It doesn’t look or play much different from comparable rhythm games, aside from the pixelated aesthetic, however it’s the chiptune genre of music that sets it apart.
Chiptune Champion can be found on the Steam store page for $9.99.
One of the most beloved and perhaps overlooked entries in the Final Fantasy series will finally get a re-release on the Steam platform. This release is also partially upgraded with some features exclusive to Valve’s service like trading cards.
In addition to other Steam features, the port boasts a few upgrades according to the store page:
・Achievements
・Seven game boosters including high speed and no encounter modes.
・Autosave
・High-definition movies and character models.
The expected release for FFIX on Steam is “early 2016.”
The video itself is just the boot screen, but it appears to be working.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nu3_X6HcVrI
How will the legacy operating system work on the popular dual screen device? Not much else is known but the original forum post is teeming with ideas.
The always great Lazy Game Reviews provides us with a look back at the early days of the Web with America Online 4.0!
Alright, so maybe it’s not exactly a podcast but, it is an excellent ongoing web series that mainly revolves around old DOS games. However, there is a host of other videos by him including hardware reviews and “let’s play” features. If you haven’t already seen his stuff or if looking through the roots of computer gaming without a Wikipedia page is something you’ve been yearning for, indulge in the plethora of videos from Lazy Game Reviews.
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