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.

There are already player creations to peruse in varying states of completion, such as prop packs, tilesets, and even a remake of the SNES Shadowrun game. Intrepid imagineers will see beyond the ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

Like its Super Nintendo ancestor, Shadowrun Returns is an isometric-view RPG. Combat is turn-based and played out on a grid, similar to XCOM or the Interplay-era Fallout games. Each character ...

a soundtrack by the musicians behind the lauded scores from the Genesis and SNES Shadowrun games, a full level editor, a Mac client as well as a PC client, and an entire adventure exclusive to ...

While SNES Shadowrun was a great game, personally I've never been particularly convinced by Shadowrun's worth as a setting per se, purely for 'orrible Neuromancer purist reasons. Cyberpunk and ...

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 ...