rgt newsletter

Heyo! Been a bit, hasn’t it? Some re-introductions are in order. Good evening and welcome to the RGT Newsletter! This site’s very own magazine style newsletter series of mini-articles, managed (pretty much entirely) by yours truly until more writers volunteer or I approach one of the mods for...

Waoh! Three articles in a row? After a long hiatus?! No, I promise I haven’t been kidnapped, although that would be pretty funny. In any case, welcome to another issue of “Talking Point”, our magazine-style series of articles! We’re really itching the double digits, so today I’d like to discuss...

Oh hey, two articles in a row! Is this really me?! In any case, welcome to another entry in “Talking Point”, a magazine-style series of casual articles! If you have any topic suggestions, do feel free to leave them below! I’d love to hear your ideas! Today we look back on Delisted Games, a topic...

Remakes, what are your thoughts on them? Are they a great excuse to revisit a classic you once loved? Are they different means of re-exploring old concepts through new lens, a different interpretation that has a right to exist? Do you feel it doesn’t matter if we get remakes so long as the...

Good evening, we continue Ramadan with another reminiscing article. Today I’d like to highlight a few romhacks I really like, so this volume 1 will be a solo piece that I may potentially follow-up on. Can’t display all my cards right away. Today we will highlight a few hacks with unique history...

Another month coming and going, Ramadan being in full swing and with a lot of us branching out to new games, it’s time for another monthly round of recaps! Unfortunately, it’s hard for this author to admit that not a lot of progress has been made in backlog land, not in gaming nor in any other...

The current state of emulation has never been better. PCSX2 1.7 was a gift from the heavens, DuckStation was a welcome surprise, the Steam Deck is a retro beast, emulators on mobile are better than ever and even PS4 emulation is making healthy progress in recent times. What more could one ask...

With the first month of the year behind us, now is a great time to look back on what we’ve done in the year so far. With video games, of course! There’s no promises this’ll be done every month, as I’m unfortunately not made of free time (this is a blatant lie). To avoid potential redundancy...

In the great digital age, it’s easy to slip into the comfy slippers of your preferred digital storefront. Be it Steam, the PSN store, or whatever option your ecosystem supports. This author in particular owns a number of digital software whose count is in the four digits by now, not counting the...

It’s been said 2025 would be the long awaited sequel to the year 2004, but looking at the line-up we have this, this couldn’t be farther from the truth. It’s amazing what we’re anticipating to come out this year, as it might be one of the most packed years we’ll have this decade...