Oh wow. It's been a while hasn't it? Retrospekt are back with a brand new website. Read all about what we've been up to and the exciting things to come now that we've relaunched.
How to restore an old cocktail arcade cabinet easily and cheaply - Jeff goes through the process of turning a wreck into a beautiful 60-in-1 arcade machine.
Jeff's simple tutorial shows how easy it is to repurpose old (really old!) CRTs for console gaming both old and new, and even for watching Blu Ray discs!
A wrap-up of PAX Australia 2014. What the members of Retrospekt did, what Retrospekt saw, and what Retrospekt thought about PAX 2014. Good times, lots of gaming, and sore feet.
Guest writer Aaron Yanner joins Retrospekt to delve in to the world of the Atari handheld console that tried to compete alongside the Game Boy and introduced colour-screen portable gaming before the Game Gear: The Lynx
Dave checks out something he wanted to write about for a long time and hopes to pave a positive perspective on. The short-lived: 3DO Multiplayer Interactive console.
Over the weekend of the the 15th and 16th of February, Marcus and Dave headed over to Melbourne for the first Square Sounds Music Festival consisting of Chiptune and Visual artists from all around the world. Want to hear about their adventures? Click on through for the skinny...
Retrospekt takes a look at Rubicon, a retro space-shooter that started life as a Kickstarter project. There's also a special cheat code for the game just for you awesome readers. Want to know more? Read on...
Gaming nostalgia can be double-edged. Case in point: a couple of weeks ago Chad Habel had the good fortune to visit the Game Masters exhibit at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Federation Square, Melbourne.
Dave recently got himself a 3DS XL, and is miffed to find that VVVVVV isn't on the Australian 3DS eShop, later finding that there is a way to still purchase the game...
The Atari Jaguar was soundly beaten in the marketplace by its 16 bit contemporaries and solidly thrashed by the marketing might of its 32 bit rivals. Still, there's a lot of value in the console if you pick the good games out of its relatively small game library. Retrospekt examine whether it's worth acquiring Atari's last hardware release, along with some of the better games for the system.
