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In this installment of Retro Weekend, we talk about the fantastic SRPG, Bahamut Lagoon, one of the many Squaresoft titles that never saw a Western release.

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GuG Writer, Wesley Wood does a review of Lego Star Wars on the Gamecube.

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EasyGuidez: God of War is much known PlayStation exclusive hack-n-slash video game series. Imagine if God of War game being made in 8-bit, how its look like.

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Carl Williams writes, "It is not that often that we will cover music album releases, let alone country music, here on Retro Gaming Magazine. That goes out the window when the music group in question uses a retro game for inspiration to help drive home the announcement. That is exactly what country music group, Little Big Town, have done to promote their new album which releases tomorrow. If you are good enough at Dr. Mario then you can listen to the whole album right now as you cure virus style bugs with the help of the music group (they play the part of Mario and toss the pills into the bottle)."

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One of the most impressive things about Alien: Isolation is its set design. Since the game takes place shortly after the events of the first Alien film, the designers opted to populate the game with technology -line with the 1979 classic than its sequels from 1986 and beyond. The result: a wonderfully retro-futuristic period piece loaded with CRT monitors, beige plastic, and beveled edges. So many beveled edges!

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Ms. Throwback of PL Writes "While several titles failed in the wake of 3D gaming, Final Fantasy Vll prevailed. The extra storage capacity of the Playstation is excellent for the beautiful full motion video cutscenes, and the gameplay sequences are top-notch."

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Ms. Throwback of PL Writes "While several titles failed in the wake of 3D gaming, Final Fantasy Vll prevailed. The extra storage capacity of the Playstation is excellent for the beautiful full motion video cutscenes, and the gameplay sequences are top-notch."