by Old School Gamer | Aug 11, 2026 | Console/Handheld, Gaming
The Pokeriomokykla editorial team covers platforms the way a serious player scrutinizes any new tool: does the interface hold up before a single session begins, and are the controls genuinely usable before hours are invested? That test is exactly what iiSU passes....
by Old School Gamer | Aug 11, 2026 | Gaming
Whether you’re offloading a shelf full of NES games or a boxed GameCube set, it comes down to a choice between mailed trade-ins, franchised brick-and mortar trade-ins and online peer to peer marketplaces, all of which have different terms of payment, shipping, and...
by Old School Gamer | Aug 11, 2026 | Gaming
For years, the video game industry has focused on pushing the boundaries of technology, with ever-more powerful consoles, photorealistic graphics and expansive online experiences. Yet, despite these advancements, many younger gamers are looking in the opposite...
by Old School Gamer | Aug 11, 2026 | Gaming
Nomsa was nine years old the first time she put a coin into an arcade machine at a Spur in Pretoria, and she still remembers the exact sound it made, not the game sound, but the coin dropping. That small metal click before everything lit up. She told us this while...
by Old School Gamer | Aug 11, 2026 | Gaming
Pixel art is still one of the most recognizable visual styles in gaming even while graphics technology has been zooming forward. Modern hardware can pull off realistic characters, cinematic lighting, and huge environments, but somehow a lot of well made games still...