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Putting the “You” in Utopia – by By Brian Lesyk

In the late ‘70s, Mattel Electronics’ Intellivision machine was carving out a respectable space among the dense pack of lesser-powered gaming consoles and the deluge of Pong clones that were rapidly flooding the marketplace. Distinguishing itself from the horde, the...

Galactic Panic – A classic point & click adventure, with nods to Lucasarts classics for the Atari ST!

For some reason this month there has been a surge in Adventure games for our retro computers (not that I'm complaining ;)). We've had Herra 47 : Midsummer Festival for the Commodore 64, and even the more recent announcement of Leisure Suit Larry: In the Land of the...

Flight Simulators on Atari – by Eugenio Anguiera

Flight simulator video games have existed in one form or another since the 70’s. When referring to flight simulator video games, we are talking about a simulation of a flight environment for non-official flight training and more as a form of entertainment or...
Five Great Disney Games You May Have Missed

Five Great Disney Games You May Have Missed

The 16-bit versions of Aladdin and Lion King have gotten a ton of love from fans as of late, but here are five other Disney games you’ll fall in love with if you give them a chance. Mickey’s Speedway USA: This 2000 racer for the Nintendo 64 sporting solid visuals and...

Games That Haunt Me: Metroid Fusion

Games That Haunt Me: Metroid Fusion

Metroid Fusion is a great game.  It's fantastic and a staple for the GBA.  Every time I talk to someone about Fusion they have nothing but good things to say about it.  So why is it a game that haunts me?  Well I'll tell you why, it's because, like Mega Man 8, I've...

5 Retro Games You Can Still Play Today

5 Retro Games You Can Still Play Today

Games have evolved beyond recognition, with impressive animations and cinematography. However, there are still some amazing retro games that have more than stood the test of time. Indeed, they have blazed the way for the industry and are still some of the most loved....

Timeless Games That Span Multiple Decades

Timeless Games That Span Multiple Decades

Recently I’ve been getting into my retro games, or retro style independent games that I stumble on for cheap in the PS Store. They not only give me a feeling of nostalgia, but they’re also just really decent games – good dynamics and gameplay, witty dialogue and...

Games From the Trenches

Games From the Trenches

When George Lucas unleashed Star Wars into theatres in 1977, he created more than a great film. He forever changed how Hollywood would design and market movies, particularly on the merchandising front. After an avalanche of Star Wars action figures, T-shirts, plastic...

Online Gaming: A Brief History

Online Gaming: A Brief History

The history of online gaming is very long and storied, and we could take it all the way back to packet-based LAN games on the earliest versions of personal computers. And while there’s something to be said about how local network games came before online games, we...

Classic Gaming: Video Shelf

Classic Gaming: Video Shelf

"Joysticks" Review by Kyle Snyder One of the things the 80s was infamous for was the glut of teen sex comedies across the movie screens of America. This trend began in 1978 with "Animal House," and continued with films such as 1981's "Porky's" and 1984's "Revenge of...

What Nintendo SHOULD Do Next: A Suggestion.

What Nintendo SHOULD Do Next: A Suggestion.

I can hear you already, "Oh great another opinion piece from Ben.  Nothing we haven't heard before!"  Well if you would put your torches and pitchforks down for a hot second I think I'm on to something here.  Now in the past I've written how Nintendo has been knocking...

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