Jordan is a Staff Writer at DualShockers, where he covers the latest in indies and collectibles. He has a degree in Creative Writing from University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire. He is currently based ...

Indie game developer and publisher Critical Games has confirmed the console release date for their retro-inspired sequel, 8-Bit Adventures 2. The game was originally released last year for PC as ...

8-Bit Adventures 2 is available now on Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. Watch the 8-Bit Adventures 2 trailer to see the dangers you'll face, battles, and more from this RPG.

"8-Bit Adventures 2 is everything you love about NES, SNES, and PS1-era JRPGs – with all of the charm, heart and soul, but none of the inconvenience. That means an earnest, engaging storyline; ...

A Glitch, faced with erasure, attacks the video game world it inhabits, and only some classic RPG warriors, mages, and thieves can stand up to it in 8-Bit Adventures 2. 8-Bit Adventures 2 promises ...

8 Bit Adventures 2 gets a new trailer and a free DLC, which brings a new post-game dungeon to the RPG. Check out the latest 8 Bit Adventures 2 trailer to see what to expect with this free DLC, which ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from 8-Bit Adventures 1: Bundle With the Switch 2 nearly here, we look back at some of the best Nintendo games from the first Switch’s lifetime From Alan Wake II ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from 8-bit Adventure Anthology: Volume I 8-bit Adventure Anthology is a compilation featuring faithful remakes of three of the best 8-bit point & click adventure ...

I remember spending hours of my time playing The Uninvited and Shadow Gate on my NES. Now, decades later… I plan to be doing the exact same thing courtesy of the 8-Bit Adventure Anthology (Volume One) ...

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