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Clean Footage of Super Mario 64 from Its Earliest Days
The early days of the fifth generation of console hardware was a little bit of a rough one for Nintendo fans. While SEGA and Sony launched their entries into the market in May and September of 1995, respectively, fans of Mario would hear about Nintendo's Project...
Unreleased Dreamcast Game Agartha to be Launched
When Sega pulled the pin on the Dreamcast unforgivably early in 2001, plenty of in-development games sunk with it. One such title was called Agartha. Coded by French developer, No Cliché (of Toy Commander fame) from 2000 until the news of the discontinuation surfaced,...
Multirotor: A 80’s style tabletop arcade game
You have only 5 days left to get your chance to be a part of a great idea. Kickstarter has always been known for creating original and outstanding ideas. This is no exception. The game is called Multirotor. It is an 8-Bit style game that will be available in...
Keep Calm and Insert Coin: HE’S ON FIRE!!!
Ok, before this blog gets going, I have a disclaimer: I hate basketball!!!! There's just no other way to say it. No disrespect to the professionals that make millions in the industry, but I just hate it. I hate the squeaking of the sneakers going back and forth on...
Super Gamepad for Super NESTM Classic Edition is Out Now
TORRANCE, CA (Dec. 28, 2017) - The highly-anticipated wireless solution for the Super NES™ Classic edition is now available on Amazon and the My Arcade website! My Arcade's Super Gamepad allows gamers to revisit the SNES classics with the functionality of today's...
Why An Advisory Board? by Ryan Burger
When this magazine was started earlier this summer I knew a lot of people within the industry, some of them directly, but many of them indirectly. Two of our advisory board are friends I’ve had in this industry thanks to the Midwest Gaming Classic that I’ve attended...
Race Drivin’ for Game Boy Review
Originally released in the Arcades by Nintendo in 1990 (and being notable at the time for the 3D graphics used) Argonaut Software (of the SNES's Super FX fame) managed to pull off a conversion for the humble Game Boy - 3D graphics and all. While quite a short game,...
Gene Medic – A Homebrew Edutainment Game for the Atari 2600
I've always liked being edutained. As a kid I'd keep an eye out for interesting episodes of Nova to watch instead of whatever the family TV would normally be tuned to that night. I even played the educational video games my parents bought for me. Some of them anyway....
This Day In Video Game History
