Like a conveniently resurrected Sith Lord, Charlie and George are back in the final chapter of their Review of 2019! They’ve made the jump to lightspeed to review Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker! They discuss the highs and lows of JJ Abrams finale and the film’s journey to the screen, including a very different draft from original director Colin Trevorrow. The brothers also share their thoughts on how the closing chapter stacks up against the previous two instalme

This month George & Charlie revisit the comic book movie that changed what a blockbuster could be – Batman (1989) From the safety of our Batcave, we discuss a variety of topics pertinent to this late 80s classic. From the film’s lengthy pre-production challenges and the genius of Jack Nicholson, to Michael Keaton’s knitwear and the excesses of a Prince soundtrack. Along the way, we also touch on the Batman legacy across film, TV and games. From Adam West’s 1960’s Bright Knigh

Obviously there are the beautifully edited launch trailers from EA to get you really excited about what Star Wars Battlefront is like to play but here on Retro Ramble we also like to give you a taste of what these games mean to us. For Retro Gaming that means showing just how bad we are at playing these games ourselves. With any luck this will give the rest of you some hope in that playing games is meant to be fun and being awesome is not really a requirement. Below is some f

Just like Beggar’s Canyon back home! Star Wars Battlefront may have hit stores over a year ago but it’s only in the last few months that we finally received the last of the DLC (in the form of the Rogue One Scariff Map) and can now view the game in its entirety. Its for that reason that I decided to give it the full “Retro Review” treatment and I hope you enjoy the article below. Released: October 2015 Yay!: what every Star Wars fan has been waiting for. Nay: only 40% game co