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The Last Official Release: Game Gear – The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Hello my retro gaming friends, and welcome back to The Last Official Release where we dissect and ever so carefully analyse the last official game released for a particular console. Previous entries in the series have included the NES, the Atari 2600 and the Game Boy...
Feature: Inside the PlayStation: Enter the Dragon – By Antoine Clerc-Renaud
Launched on December 3 1994 in Japan, September 9 1995 in North America and September 29 1995 in most of Europe, the PlayStation revolutionized the game industry in so many ways. But what role did the hardware play into this? If there is one name to remember when it...
Review: I Didn’t Know My Retro Console Could Do That! – By Old School Gamer
I have had an account at AtariAge. com for about five years and just got involved in it once we started to work on Old School Gamer Magazine. That is when I found out so much more about the community of gamers that is there and about the games that they release for...
Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage! for PSone Review
It's very rare that anything I release is topical, but this video was uploaded on the eve of the Reignited Trilogy being formally announced. So, here it is - my review of Spyro 2! The topical-ness of the video is purely coincidental, of course. [wpdevart_youtube...
Keep Calm and Insert Coin: The Race to the Finish
Folks, as you may or may not have been aware, I have been away from the computer for a little while trying to get things back together in life. It was like someone took a video game apart and said put it together. For someone who has never done that, it was very...
The Pac-Man Card Game
When I was in college and Magic: The Gathering was the new hotness, I tried my hand at creating a Pac-Man card game. Bear in mind, this was before the World Wide Web was littered with print on demand operations and making a card game meant going to a print shop,...
RBI Baseball 18 Review: Standup Double
When RBI Baseball made its return a few years ago, there were plenty of skeptics. And although the game has been a fun retro experience overall, RBI 17 proved the developers had to take the series to the next level. With remodeled players, ballparks and the same...
System Spotlight – Fairchild Channel F
Atari gets a lot of credit for pioneering the ROM cartridge based home video gaming system craze and for good reason. They were the company that bought the rights to port popular arcade games and bring them into families living rooms. All anyone really wanted back...
This Day In Video Game History
