March 31st, 2014 
Carl Williams
Everyone knows that Lego Batman never came out on the Sega Genesis. The problem is, no one told some Russian hackers who created it and it is now available on Ebay.co.uk, right now (well, less than a day left). From the video embedded, it looks “alright”, about on par for these types of hacks. The […]
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March 30th, 2014 Carl Williams
The original Super Mario Bros did not feature realistic physics by a long shot, though judging by the scenery who would have expected realism? What if Mario was given a normal height jump instead of his NBA slam dunk style hang time jump? How would that effect gameplay and conquering enemies? That is just what […]
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March 30th, 2014 Carl Williams
First up, a little history about my experience with Carmageddon. I have been playing since this game first came out on PC oh-so-many years ago. In fact I pre-ordered it at my local Electronics Boutique and picked it up ASAP upon release. This game was one that made me proud to own a PC, not […]
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March 29th, 2014 Carl Williams
Since there are more than a couple of Sonic the Hedgehog fan s out there, it is only fitting to bring more news about unique and interesting hacks. Sonic Winter Adventures is just that, an interesting and unique hack. New levels, bosses, secrets and more await anyone willing to take the challenge up. Carl WilliamsIt […]
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March 29th, 2014 Carl Williams
The Commodore 64 is one hell of a retro platform, it is easily one of the most versatile work horses of the 80’s and still gets new games released for it. The interesting thing about the Commodore 64 is that it is now available in a sleek styled laptop thanks to the creative team, The […]
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March 29th, 2014 Carl Williams
We have had to hold back releasing the cover of our second issue as we worked with the artist to get it just right (great art doesn’t just happen). With our second issue we will continue our efforts to feature content that other publications avoid. As usual, this issue will be 40 pages and is […]
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March 28th, 2014 Carl Williams
Everyone knows that God of War is a Sony owned intellectual property, one that would probably never be made available on a Nintendo system. That hasn’t stopped some ingenuitive game hackers who have created a God of War game on the venerable 8-Bit Nintendo. Yea, the NES that was released in the mid 80’s, almost […]
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March 28th, 2014 Carl Williams
Airaki, the new Game Boy Color puzzle game that is similar to Puzzle Quest, now has a game play video available. In this video the battle system is shown off, along with some explanation of the festivities that are shown off. Check the video out afte the jump. Carl WilliamsIt is time gaming journalism takes […]
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March 28th, 2014 Carl Williams
IndieGoGo is to Kickstarter as the Turbo Grafx-16 was to Genesis, the slightly less popular but still vehemently supported by it’s fans platform for crowdfunding. Sometimes there are some cool projects on IndieGoGo such as the Armiga from The Armiga Project. This is a Raspberry Pi powered platform that will dual boot a custom Amiga […]
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March 24th, 2014 Carl Williams
When Comix Zone hit the Sega Genesis in 1995, it was beyond different but still familiar at the same time. This is an action/platformer/brawler title which was pretty popular back in the day, just not in 1995. Sega missed the boat on the release of this title and sales suffered but still, this is an […]
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