Resident Evil RE(7)make is an awesome and spooktacular fan-made remake that lets you play through the original Resident Evil in 3D and first-person!

Yup. The original, 22-year-old classic back with a first-person perspective rather than the typically fixed camera mode. It feels like a whole new experience and the change from static to first-person is a trippy addition along with the newly redesigned textures, zombies, and new rooms with their challenging puzzles. There’s no tank controls, inventory management, and weird camera angles. But the game is still scary just like the original because zombies are now directly in your face!

It’s a nostalgic and new experience even for those who’ve played the game. The developer tweaked the layout of the mansion quite a bit with more rooms and puzzles to solve, plus the perspective itself makes shooting down evil baddies a lot easier, but then again, there’s limited ammo, so make your shots count!

The game is still scary with its atmospheric take especially now in first-person and the story is pretty difficult. Try out the original Resident Evil in this new, disgustingly scary take! There’s also a new Mercenaries feature which allows you to take down zombies in an arcade-like experience. Overall, it’s a very well-done RE remake and probably one of the best.

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Sonic 2 HD is a fan game remake of the original classic Sonic 2 in a high-def experience that’s seriously good.

Just FYI, the game doesn’t offer anything new other than the graphics and audio, so if you’re expecting hidden easter eggs or other surprises, you’ll be disappointed. It’s the same story, same characters, and same everything else. It’s for people looking to relive the experience in HD, or people who’ve never played the game.

There are some changes to the audio and physics that weren’t possible with the older technology, but it doesn’t really change the game all too different.

You’ll be able to hear things you’ve never heard and the physics work a little better than the original. But the dev team consists of all fans doing this for no financial gain and believe strongly in keeping true to the original game. This is a big point they stress on their page.

Now that we got that out of the way, let’s talk about the remake itself. Shall we?

The game is rendered in crisp, clear, sharp full HD graphics. The graphics are absolutely gorgeous and makes you wish you had this kind of technology when you were growing up with Sonic.

Everything from the sprites, characters, and environments. Dr. Robotnik, Tails, Sonic, and even the audio are all in stunning clarity.Sonic 2 HD isn’t a new release, but it’s been recently revamped.

You race through the classics- Emerald Hill, Chemical Plant, and Hill Top Zone with Tails by your side (and you have the option to remove him as well). You can also play exclusively as Tails as well.

The game has all the same secrets and branching paths like in the original with a 1:1 ratio.

If you’ve already played the original and you liked it, give the HD remake a try. There’s not much else to say- it’s a classic.

This is a pretty cool game everyone should check out and play. Fans of the game have already probably heard of this game, but others may not be aware. Either way, it’s worth a post here on Peach’s Castle.

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Yo! Noid Was Ahead of its Time is an indie adventure platformer game.

You play as the Noid venturing The Void. (Really?)

It’s a fan-made sequel that continues the story of the Noid back on the PlayStation. The game plays like Banjo Kazooie in a 3D environment as you traverse colorful landscapes. The game also throws puzzles at you for you to solve. They’re easy, but the camera could use some work. It actually makes the puzzles a lot more difficult than they are because you can’t see far enough or wide enough.

But it’s not that bad.

The objective is to find your lost yo-yo. When you recover it, you can use it. But here’s where the camera gets kind of stuttery and makes the game difficult to play. I’m not sure if it was intentional, but it does take getting used to.

The game offers a pretty fun and challenging puzzle adventure with plenty of 3D platforming. For an indie platformer, it’s a blast.

The levels are difficult and you’ll need to try and try again. But that’s what happens with these older retro platformers.

Like they say, it’s “NES hard.” Those were the good ol’ days.

The graphics aren’t that impressive, but they’re true 3D and not 2.5D. The sound is also not bad and does the job. There’s also music and some smooth animations. The soundtrack is pretty awesome.

You could definitely see this game on a PlayStation or N64. It’ll remind you of classics like Mario 64.

Grab a slice of pizza and sit down.

Try out Yo! Noid Was Ahead of its Time

Controller recommended.

You can use a controller with this game, which is recommended by the developer.

For an Xbox controller:

LS: Move

RS: Camera

R3: Toggle camera

A: Jump

X/RB: Attack

Y: Interact

Start: Pause

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