Contra: Operation Galuga is more than just another remake of the original Contra. It’s a reimagining of the story of aliens using an island off the coast of New Zealand as a staging ground of world ...

Konami's Contra series has had its peaks and valleys. It's coming off one of its bigger valleys in the form of 2019's dreadful Contra: Rogue Corps. In the wake of that mess, it was fair to ask if ...

It’s off to a good start immediately with its developer. WayForward not only has a pedigree for retro styled games, it also has experience with the series thanks to Contra 4. Contra: Operation Galuga ...

Update [Sun 14th Apr, 2024 23:30 BST]: Pre-orders for the Contra: Operation Galuga physical Switch release will close very soon - so this is your last chance to get hold of standalone copies and ...

Contra: Operation Galuga Review (PS5) – Incendiary Rambo frolics are back with another bullet-spewing Contra title in Operation Galuga. The last entry in the revered and notoriously tough retro ...

Contra has had a rough time of it over the last few years. Once heralded as the greatest of all the run ‘n’ guns, the series started to fall apart in the noughties and hit rock bottom with the ...

Contra: Operation Galuga comes from WayForward, a studio that excels at creating modern retro titles. Its expertise is put to good usehere in building a new version of the classic shooter that feels ...

Contra: Operation Galuga will bring the Contra franchise into the modern era as developer Wayforward has teamed up with Konami to release a new, reimagined Contra game with new weapons, bosses, ...

Check out gameplay and more from Contra: Operation Galuga in this launch trailer for the modern reimagining of the classic '80s run-'n'-gun game. Contra: Operation Galuga is available now on Nintendo ...

Five years have elapsed since Konami last exhumed retro run’n’gun series Contra from the vaults – and the painful memories of the ineptitude of 2019’s Rogue Corps still remain with me. So Operation ...

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