Lunar: Silver Star Story Touch Launches for Android Fans of classic RPGs, get ready! The beloved Lunar: Silver Star Story Touch, previously available on iOS, is set to make its way to Android devices on January 26th. This news comes via Pocket Gamer, and it’s sure to excite those who have been …
Read More »The Sega CD collection [218 games] video evolution and review
The Sega CD: An Ambitious Leap into CD-ROM Gaming The Sega CD, known as Mega-CD outside North America, was Sega’s ambitious foray into the world of CD-ROM technology in gaming. From the moment I tore open the wrapping paper one Christmas morning to reveal a Sega CD, the year it …
Read More »PlayStation Workforce Shrinks: Sony Slashes 900 Jobs Amidst AI Rise
The video game sector continues to face a challenging period marked by ongoing layoffs. Sony has joined the ranks of companies reducing their workforce, announcing on Tuesday the dismissal of approximately 900 employees from its PlayStation division, which accounts for 8% of its global headcount. The impact of the layoffs …
Read More »Beauty and the Beasts: Twitch’s Top Females and AAA’s Haggard Heroines prove what sells and why Western gaming is flopping
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital entertainment, one can observe an interesting contrast between the top female personalities on Twitch and the leading female characters in AAA video games. The top female Twitch streamers often align with traditional beauty standards, which arguably contributes to their popularity and visibility on the …
Read More »Square Enix America releasing LBGTQiA+ version of FFVII Rebirth in April to “please everyone”
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth++: Adventure in Diversity Welcome to the World of Average Gaia: Where Average is the New Extraordinary! Note: this is not just a typical localization. Square Enix Of America is remaking a great deal of the game to reach a “greater audience.” The Western gaming industry took …
Read More »22-Year-Old Finds ‘Holy Grail’ Copy of 1980s Nintendo Game Worth Over $700,000
22-Year-Old Finds ‘Holy Grail’ Copy of 1987 Zelda Game Worth Over $700,000 A sealed copy of the 1987 Nintendo classic ‘The Legend of Zelda’ is expected to sell for over $700,000 at auction this week, thanks to a chance discovery by a 22-year-old. The owner, who goes by Kiro online, …
Read More »Hellfire Saga [Genesis] Review and Longplay [2023] ROM Hack
Retro Review: Sonic Hellfire Saga – A Genesis of Nostalgia and Innovation Sonic Hellfire Saga is not just another ROM hack; it’s a love letter to the golden era of Sega Genesis, intricately woven with the threads of nostalgia, innovation, and sheer dedication. Released after a half-decade of passionate work, …
Read More »The “BS” in Minecraft’s Record: Repurchases may be getting an Asterisk in the record books.
The “Asterisk” in Minecraft’s Sales Record: A Multi-Platform Rant Before you go any further, consider signing the petition to ensure these games do not get repurchases counted towards sales records. Minecraft, the sandbox game that’s captured the imaginations of millions, proudly holds the title of the number one selling game …
Read More »The top 10 Konami games of all time: A Legacy Unveiled.
Watch the video presentation above, or read below. The Top 10 Konami Games of All Time: A Legacy Unveiled Konami, a titan in the gaming industry, has given us some of the most unforgettable gaming experiences. With a vast and varied catalog, pinning down their top 10 games is …
Read More »The Return of Physical Media? New Disc Can Store 200TB (that’s 2000 PS5 games)
he Return of Optical Media? New Disc Can Store 200TB Optical discs like CDs and DVDs may be making a comeback for long-term data storage, if new technology developed by researchers pans out. Scientists at the [University of Shanghai for Science and Technology] have created an ultra high-capacity optical disc …
Read More »Sonic the Hedgehog MegaMix [Genesis] Review and Longplay [2008] ROM Hack
Retro Review: Sonic the Hedgehog Megamix – A Sega Genesis Triumph “Sonic the Hedgehog Megamix” is not just a game; it’s a homage to the golden age of 16-bit gaming, a symphony of speed and nostalgia that resonates with every jump and spin-dash. As a ROM hack of the iconic …
Read More »Doom Creators Hidden Past: A 1990 Mario Bros. 3 MSDOS Port That Almost Changed Gaming Forever
The National Museum of Play has recently added an exceptional item to its collection: a rare PC port demo of “Super Mario Bros. 3,” developed by id Software in the early days before the company became synonymous with the first-person shooter genre through titles like “Doom” and “Wolfenstein 3D.” This …
Read More »Crisis Force [NES] Review and Longplay [1991]
Crisis Force: A Deep Dive into NES Excellence Crisis Force is not just a game; it’s an exemplar of the technical marvels that were possible on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), despite being released in the twilight years of the console’s life. This shoot ’em up, released exclusively in Japan …
Read More »The Nintendo NES collection [831 games] video evolution and review
Enjoy our comprehensive retrospective as we showcase each and every one of the classic games developed for the Nintendo NES in this captivating video journey, or read up on the system and review below! The Nintendo NES: A Historical Overview and System Review. The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES): A Portal …
Read More »Based Stan Lee interview debunks rumor: The X-Men were never meant to be woke
Stan Lee Dispels Myth That X-Men Were Originally Envisioned as LGBTQ Allegory In a 2007 radio interview that has recently resurfaced, comic book icon Stan Lee directly refuted a widespread assumption that his X-Men characters were conceived as an allegory for the LGBTQ+ community. Speaking on Coast to Coast AM …
Read More »