February 28th, 2014 
Carl Williams
As one month ends and another begins, sales of retro games across the Internet come in. Collected here for convenience are the current retro game sales. As new ones are found they will be added. Carl WilliamsIt is time gaming journalism takes its rightful place as proper sources and not fanboys giving free advertising. If […]
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February 25th, 2014 Carl Williams
Flappy Bird may have been pulled from the various app stores out there but that has not stopped the clones from appearing. So far, the Atari 2600 has received a clone and now, the Vectrex has received a Flappy Bird clone called Veccy Bird. Carl WilliamsIt is time gaming journalism takes its rightful place as […]
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February 23rd, 2014 Carl Williams
BBC Radio 4 Extra, sister station to BBC Radio 4, is planning to release a special version of the classic text adventure in conjunction with the airing of “The Primary and Secondary Phase” radio show. This event is scheduled for March 8th, 2014. Carl WilliamsIt is time gaming journalism takes its rightful place as proper […]
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February 23rd, 2014 Carl Williams
This is a series that has long been misbegotten in the United States, there are several games that have not seen release here. The game that is the focus of this article is the digital comic that hit the PC-Engine (Turbo Grafx-16 in North America). Gamers familiar with Snatcher on the Sega CD will have […]
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February 22nd, 2014 Carl Williams
It is a long running debate in the retro community over digital only releases. Some are for it, some are against it. The concern of not having a physical cartridge, CD or whatever to hold that contains the data is eased a bit by these games going on sale regularly. That is the other main […]
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February 21st, 2014 Carl Williams
Anyone that has played games for very long has probably run across Cinemaware’s classic adventure title, The King of Chicago. What was cool about this title was the ability to run your own crime syndicate upping the ante and improving your status in the mob (long before Grand Theft Auto was ever thought of). Carl […]
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February 19th, 2014 Carl Williams
While Sunman was never officially released, it did see release through the popular, prototype releasing, The Lost Levels website. Originally created by Sunsoft for the Nintendo Entertainment System, Sunsoft had to change the game around moderately due to losing the Superman license prior to release. Thanks to hackers, we can now play the game as […]
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February 19th, 2014 Carl Williams
Anyone that has even gotten to the final boss of the original Ninja Gaiden knows, it is quite a stupifying frustrating ordeal. Mainly because of the problem with how deaths are handled. When your character fails, and this will happen A LOT, he is sent back to the beginning of level 6-1. That sucks. Carl […]
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February 18th, 2014 Carl Williams
The first Wizardry title on the Game Boy has already been translated and now the second title in this series has made the leap across languages thanks to fans. In Japan this title is called Wizardry Gaiden 2 – Kodai Koutei no Nor for anyone interested in following the naming scheme on both sides of […]
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February 16th, 2014 Carl Williams
Usually when an unreleased game is found, one of a couple of things occur. Most often it is found by a preservation team that has acquired it and plans on releasing it. Sometimes it is just a video of a title and that is all anyone knows. Then, more rarely, the original developers find an […]
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