TheRetroCritic

Chilling with some games after a tough day.

Ryo takes on Chai and others.

Travel agencies suck.

Finding the Phoenix Mirror at candlelight.

STOP! ... Harbor time!

What is a warehouse and where can I find one?

Confronting the elusive Charlie.

Do you know a guy named Charlie?

I tackle the Press Garden and things get d-ICY.

Talking to Tom and checking out the Tomato Convenience Store.

I finally get to try that Shenmue HD re-release as Ryo Hazuki begins his adventure. Again.

I finally play some Sonic Mania and encounter one frustrating early level.

I play through the first level of PC game Tintin: Prisoners Of The Sun .

Based on the 2013 video game, Tomb Raider is Hollywood's latest attempt at bringing Lara Croft to the big screen. Alicia Vikander plays the iconic character in a prequel story that has Croft travel to a Skull Island-like location in order to find out what happened to her father, who is presumed dead. Whenever anything is rebooted, it tends to divide fans quite a bit as some embrace the new take on their favourite character and others reject it entirely. The recent game gave Lara Croft a new look, a bow and arrow instead of her usual two guns as well as more of a backstory. Those hoping for a movie reboot to the Angelina Jolie-starring Lara Croft: Tomb Raider films, which were very much inspired by the older games, might have to wait a lot longer as this new movie aims to tell a modern and somewhat more grounded story. Vikander's Lara Croft is no witty super-spy or Indiana Jones -type explorer, she's a normal person who just happens to be very smart (when the plot dema

I play some of the totally original Genesis game Ristar .

I play just a few minutes of the game Shockman .

I play some of the old Star Wars NES game (badly).

Short discussion about Star Wars: Battlefront II and Net Neutrality. The Big Rewind is available on iTunes & SoundCloud .

I play some Atomic Robo-Kid Special .

I play some of the infamous Lester The Unlikely .