Retro Mo – Video Game Reviews
MoReviews of old video games (and a few new ones too).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 91 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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Starfield (PC, 2023) is an eat the fish and spit out the bones RPG.
Nostalgia Factor: Low. Difficulty: Easy.
Wow. I really struggled to nail down my feelings about Starfield. There’s a lot of Bethesda magic in this game that I very much enjoyed, but there’s also a lot of garbage that should’ve been fixed,...
Super Mario Brothers 3 (NES, 1990)
Nostalgia Factor: High. Difficulty: Hard.
I have such fond memories playing SMB3 with my brother in days of olde. We loved playing other SNES games together, but there was just something special about SMB3. The first time we used the P-wi...
Super Mario Brothers 2 (NES, 1988) is the weirdest mainline Mario game.
Nostalgia Factor: High. Difficulty: Hard.
I almost couldn’t believe it when I first learned that the Super Mario Brothers 2 I grew up playing is actually not the “real” Super Mario Brothers 2.
What?
“Yeah, it’s actually a reskin of a ga...
Super Mario Brothers (NES, 1985) has aged like a fine wine.
Nostalgia Factor: Massive. Difficulty: Hard.
My daughters and I decided to take a break from our quest to play through every mainline Pokemon RPG. We have now taken a detour to play every mainline Mario game instead, starting with the OG S...
OneShot (PC, 2016) has reminded me why I love indie games.
Nostalgia Factor: None. Difficulty: Easy to Medium.
A friend of mine recently gifted me a copy of this incredible indie game on Steam. I had no idea what to expect, and I’d heard nothing about this game other than a brief conversation with...
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Currently on a SNES quest. I'm a retro gamer (90s and 2000s classics are my favorite), a writer, musician/producer, graphic/web designer, and very average disc golfer.
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