Sega of America to Cut 61 Jobs – QA and Localization Hit Hard, Union Responds In a move that has sent shockwaves through the gaming industry, Sega of America has announced plans to lay off 61 staff members next month. This restructuring, which significantly impacts the Quality Assurance (QA) and …
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Hold onto your rings, Sonic fans! In a whirlwind turn of events that has the internet buzzing faster than Sonic chasing down a Chaos Emerald, Hollywood’s master of rubber-faced comedy, Jim Carrey, is reportedly stepping out of retirement and straight into the mad scientist shoes of Dr. Robotnik for “Sonic …
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Top 10 Most Popular SEGA CD Games of All Time The SEGA CD, an ambitious add-on to the iconic SEGA Genesis, might not have been the commercial success SEGA hoped for, but it left an indelible mark on the gaming landscape with its innovative use of CD technology. Despite its …
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The handheld gaming scene has been dominated by Nintendo since the days of the Game & Watch, but Sony’s foray into this market has left an indelible mark. The PSP is a testament to that, a device so ahead of its era that even as I pen this in 2024, …
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Publisher: Square Co., Ltd. Platform: PlayStation Release Date: November 20, 1997 (Japan); May 5, 1998 (North America) Genre: Shoot ’em up Introduction Einhänder, a side-scrolling shoot ’em up (shmup) released by Square during the golden era of the PlayStation, is a game that remains a cult classic among retro gaming …
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Mega Man in the Mushroom Kingdom”Mega Man in the Mushroom Kingdom” is a ROM hack of the original “Mega Man 1” for the NES that marries the tight platforming action of Mega Man with the iconic world of Nintendo’s Super Mario series. Crafted by a creator known as alexAR in …
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Sylphia – A Mythical 8-Bit Shoot ’em Up That Still Delivers Fun The TurboGrafx-CD was home to some great shoot ’em ups back in the day, and Sylphia stands out as one of the more unique entries in the system’s library. Developed by Compile and released in 1992, Sylphia is …
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Sol-Feace – A Solid Sega CD Shmup with Slick Style Sol-Feace is a horizontally scrolling shoot ’em up that hit the Sega CD back in 1992. While it doesn’t drastically innovate the shmup formula, it delivers slick 16-bit style and responsive blasting action. Story The story is pretty …
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The classic 3D platforming series Banjo-Kazooie has been dormant for over 15 years, but rumors are swirling that a new entry in the beloved franchise may finally be in development. Insider sources like Nate Drake and rumors on forums like ResetEra claim that a new Banjo-Kazooie game has been …
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“Super Mario 64 Randomizer” takes the classic Nintendo 64 adventure and injects a fresh dose of chaos and unpredictability that will delight fans of the original. With each playthrough, the randomizer algorithm shuffles the location of stars, items, and even levels, ensuring that no two games are the same. This …
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The 90s were an era of transformation for the JRPG genre, with each title delivering not just captivating narratives but also pushing the envelope in terms of graphics and gameplay. 10. Wild Arms “Wild Arms” introduces players to a unique blend of fantasy …
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Retro Review: Abadox – The Deadly Inner War In 1990, Natsume released a title for the Nintendo Entertainment System that would become known for its blend of grotesque visual flair and approachable gameplay: “Abadox – The Deadly Inner War.” This side-scrolling shooter takes players on a perilous journey through the …
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Hidden Treasures: The Top 10 Most Expensive Retro Games Lurking in Your Attic Are you sitting on a gold mine? Your attic might just be a treasure trove of retro gaming riches. As Rite Aid delves into the world of vintage video game collectibles, we’ve compiled a list of the …
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The video ended up being close to 24 hours so I had to split it in two parts. Unlike most of my compilations this one is limited to screenshots at times because a lot of these games are just so obscure. Enjoy our comprehensive retrospective as we showcase each and …
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The video ended up being close to 24 hours so I had to split it in two parts. Unlike most of my compilations this one is limited to screenshots at times because a lot of these games are just so obscure. Enjoy our comprehensive retrospective as we showcase each and …
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