AceGamez writes: "EA's stratagem for world domination, bi-monthly Grand Theft Alsos and booth babes that succeed only in convincing us that they're 'hardcore' of… well, a very, very different kind… browse through the Big Book of Gaming Certainties and you'll find 'half-arsed retro compilations' hiding somewhere just below the aforementioned examples and, of course, some kind of Jack Thompson vs. Rockstar punch-up."
From Vampires to Mavericks to Blinky, Inky, Pinky and Clyde. Sony's PSP had a vast library of titles targeted towards retro gamers. Here, I take a look at ten fantastic remakes of classic games. Keep in mind that in order to be applicable for this list, the original games must have been released during the 16-bit era or earlier. Anyway, let's start this look back at some of the best retro remakes ever produced for portable play.
I own and have played almost every game on this list. All outstanding choices!
GamesAsylum: "Amongst various timeless Zelda and Mario titles, incredibly obscure PlayStation 2 and GameCube releases and some soon to be classic Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 games sits a few others on our bulging dusty shelves that we wouldn’t even dream of trading-in or putting on eBay.
As the name of this article has more than likely already given away, they’re retro collections. Regular readers will know that we’ve always had a soft spot for these, and so today we’re looking at eight of the best.
Inexpensive and often containing one or two games that would cost a small fortune if purchased for their original hardware, all of these offer decent value for money as well as serving as invaluable portals back to misspent youth"
Do you remember that Indiana Jones film that began with Harrison Ford waking up in a bar, grabbing a rocket launcher which he then used to decimate a group of evil poachers who were terrorizing the local wildlife? Oh, c’mon! You don’t remember that one? Okay, okay… well how about when Indy teamed up with an elephant halfway through the movie and used his new found ally to headbutt a military tank so it would explode and clear a path to the next area? You’ve got to be joking! Everyone knows that part of the film, it’s legendary! Alright, how about the finale when Dr. Jones goes fist-to-fist with a masked, tuxedo wearing, golden-claw wielding psycho who unleashes a massive parasite from his body when he dies that is actually controlling all the poachers and making them so damn evil!
