Welcome to Retro Garden, a site dedicated to finding and reviewing classic games, offering advice on Retro Gaming, and generally providing a warm and fluffy community for gamers to find out about games and old consoles. So if you're from the generation where "Waggling your joystick in your bedroom" was not a euphemism, or are dabbling your feet in retro games to begin with, then you will hopefully find some use to this site.
Panzer Dragoon games weren't everybody's cup of tea, yet those who love it hold it in such high regard. In this review, the final game of the series, "Saga", is reviewed by Jon Lester, Staff Writer of Dealspwn, a UK games blog. Check it out!
A new review! And a new reviewer! This time it's David from Retro Replay & his review of Wizards & Warriors, a sleeper hit for the original Nintendo. I also offer some of my thoughts for this great game, as it's a bit of an unheard of game - an unheard game that both myself & David had. Check it out.
Welcome to NBA Jam! What a game, what an absolute game. Taking the arcades of the world by storm, this introduced a generation to Pippen, Malone & O'Neal. With it's outrageous dunks & it's ease to play, NBA Jam is a classic. Gamer Gibsey reminisces.
Helicopters, bicycles & the most infuriating boss battles are here in Alex Kidd in a Miracle World. In this review, Paul Havell managed to get a lot further than me in the game, and reviews this little beaut of a game.
Certain games define a generation, certain games define it too, and this - Super Mario 64 is one of them. Up until this point, a truly 3D platformer didn't exist. Super Mario 64 redifined a genre. In this review - Gamer Gilsby reviews a classic game.
This year is the 30th anniversary of Pac Man, and the Museum of Modern Computing in Swindon, UK is having a day of celebration on Saturday 22nd of May. Check out what's happening here.
In this review, Red Conine reviews the Double Dragon esque Bayou Billy. He seems to pick tough games, and this is one of the toughest. Check out this week's review here.
Legend of the Mystical Ninja, crazier than a box of frogs. But that is not necessarily a bad thing, in fact - as Paul Havell will point out in this review - it helps make a stunning Japanese game, that is selling well even today. Take it away Paul.
RPG's - particularly JRPG's, split people like Marmite, some people are crazy for them, others can't stand them. This is one of the first to make it's way to Europe, and Sweden & Retro Guiden's Thomas reviews Phantasy Star for us today. Check it out.
