DIYGamer: Ever wished you could play an 80′s-style RPG like Dragon Quest, but with friends? No? Well, someone else did, and then they made this game. NEStalgia is a primarily-free (more on that later) small-scale online RPG in the style of Nintendo JRPGs of old, built on the BYOND platform. It’s simple, it’s accessible and available for PC, Mac and Linux. Boasting turn-based combat, simple party mechanics, some modern MMO refinements and a whole lot of 8-bit content all controlled via an interface that could fit on a NES gamepad. After the break, a trailer and some initial thoughts on this cute neo-oldschool romp.
NES is an 8-bit video game console that was released back in 1983 by Nintendo. And now, more than 33 years since its release, London-based artist Aled Lewis created a mash-up of video game characters and photographic scenes.
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Hardcore Gamer: If you’re a fan of retro games, the newly released Humble Modern Retro Flash Bundle is well worth your attention.
SteamFirst: NEStalgia recently caught my eye as it does anyone who played Zelda and Dragon Warrior in their formidable youth. The wonder of a vast new world where your childhood could be relived with all of it’s glory, and in it’s original format none the less.
Amazing!