J.R Riedel is behind one such project - an enhanced remake of the cult favorite SNES Shadowrun. A much-loved artifact of the 16-bit era is on its way to an unexpected rebirth. Of the three ...

Wow, why did I wait so long? I prefer the SNES version of Shadowrun for these reasons: 1) The SNES version had better music. I'm not talking about sound quality, but I'm talking about the music.

Niche RPG titles like Shadowrun, Ogre Battle: March of the Black Queen, and Secret of Mana were among the higher-quality titles from this year. The SNES had some all-time best games that have ...

Shadowrun Returns serves as sequel, reboot and homage all in one. It's a game that acknowledges the storylines of the previous games - both the SNES and Megadrive versions were completely ...

The original Shadowrun SNES title, later released on the Mega Drive, was developed by Australian outfit Beam Software and published by Data East. It was an isometric cyberpunk real-time RPG effort ...

Here’s how it works. The cyberpunk-fantasy world of 1989 tabletop RPG Shadowrun has been adapted into videogames multiple times, beginning with an RPG for the SNES all the way back in 2003.

SNES games might not be much to look at now ... However, those who stuck with Shadowrun found one of the best and grittiest stories of the 16-bit era, as well as some surprisingly innovative ...

Shadowrun is a mishmash of dystopian science ... all arranged by the man behind the soundtrack for the 1993 SNES game, set an oppressive, tense tone in this neo-Berlin. Even so, the writing ...

For those unfamilar with the Shadowrun series, it’s a sci-fi tabletop role-playing game that was created in 1989. It was first adapted to video games in 1993 under the same name and courtesy of ...

Shadowrun Returns is a long-overdue continuation ... Returns takes a great deal of influence from the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis RPG versions but allows players to create their own adventures ...