While the leaves definitely haven’t started falling yet and it’s still a comfortable 20 degrees Celsius here in north-western Europe, Steam’s annual Autumn Sale is already in full swing. This means thousands upon thousands of games are currently fighting for a spot in your increasingly unmanageable backlog. We thought it would be useful to narrow things down a little for retro-inspired video…
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