RETROCADE
RETROCADE
Final Fantasy XI has removed its 14-day trial limit and raised the level cap to 75, giving newcomers more time to explore its classic online world.
These five overlooked PS2 games reveal the console’s adventurous side, from time-travel mysteries and dark dungeon crawlers to psychic action and futuristic racing.
A report suggests Guerrilla Games may be preparing a Killzone remaster with People Can Fly, but the project remains unannounced and very early.
Suikoden III remains an overlooked PS2 JRPG classic, pairing a bold three-perspective war story with difficult choices, political intrigue and conflicting truths.
A throwaway line from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas became a defining internet reaction meme, remaining instantly recognisable more than 20 years later.
Matt Groening has hinted that The Simpsons: Hit & Run could return in some form, giving fans fresh hope for a remaster, remake or re-release.
Gitaroo Man turns rhythm gaming into a colourful anime battle, pairing inventive joystick controls with challenging songs and unforgettable weirdness.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City turns the PlayStation 2 into a neon 1980s crime playground, pairing open-world freedom with iconic music and memorable chaos.
Ten hours with King’s Field 4 reveal an influential but brutally awkward FromSoftware RPG packed with poison, cryptic systems and unforgettable frustration.
Ten hours into King’s Field IV, poison, slow combat and cruel traps remain relentless—but the PS2 action RPG’s strange humour keeps drawing me back.
Sly Cooper combines cartoon-noir style, approachable stealth and classic platforming, making a compelling case for the lasting future of 3D mascot adventures.
RETROCADE
