May 31st, 2014 
Carl Williams
Most gamers remember the good old arcades, whether Aladdin’s Castle or some local pizza parlor that had some arcade games in a small room. If you don’t remember those times, well, you are probably too young for this article as Sydney Australia is getting a gaming bar. Yes, you will soon be able to go […]
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May 31st, 2014 Carl Williams
One of the earliest video games created was a racing game but video games are not all too often featured in car commercials. Mercedes Benz has done something really cool, at least in Japan. For the new Mercedes Benz GLA they use part of the original Super Mario Bros on Nintendo NES game prominently in […]
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May 31st, 2014 Carl Williams
This is a follow up article on a game that was covered recently- Larry and the Long Look for a Luscious Lover on the Nintendo NES. Now, the box art is available and the total number of carts to be produced has been revealed. Hint, it is not many for some reason. Carl WilliamsIt is […]
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May 29th, 2014 Carl Williams
Wadjet Eye Games are no strangers to classic gaming. Having released such greats as The Shivah, Blackwell and Gemini Rue, Wadjet Eye Games know retro styled adventure gaming. A Golden Wake is another pixel adventure game set in the 1920’s, specifically the Florida Land Boom. Carl WilliamsIt is time gaming journalism takes its rightful place […]
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May 29th, 2014 Carl Williams
While the original Super Mario Bros has aged really well for a title created so long ago, it is indeed showing its age a bit. The NES only had so much power and Nintendo did their best with what they had at the time. Thanks to fans though, the original Super Mario Bros is now […]
May 29th, 2014 Michael Crisman
One hundred and ninety-six countries, including all of Europe became signatories to the Geneva Convention back in 1949. Despite this documented historical fact, French developer Titus Software was, for reasons unknown to Amnesty International, the Red Cross, and the United Nations, permitted to release Superman on the Nintendo 64. The result, as you might have […]
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May 28th, 2014 Carl Williams
Everyone that has been around a cell phone since the advent of the iTunes App Store, or Google Play or Amazon App Store, can probably name off at least 10 endless running games right now without hesitation. The problem with these games is, they are so similar to each other that it is amazing people […]
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May 28th, 2014 Carl Williams
Anyone that grew up playing the Nintendo Entertainment System will probably have had at least a passing interaction with either Who Framed Roger Rabbit or Bug’s Bunny Birthday Blowout. The version of Roger Rabbit that came to North America is not the version that was originally intended for release here, that version was edited to […]
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May 28th, 2014 Carl Williams
In this day and age new scrolling shooters, not the First Person kind, are rare. Even rarer are the ones that harken back to the good old days of limited graphics and sound in what is commonly called, retro. Pizzarian is a new overhead/side scrolling shooter that has a lot in common with Game Boy […]
May 27th, 2014 Carl Williams
Mario has had a lot of jobs over the years from doctor (Dr. Mario) to kart racer (Mario Kart series) and even a typing teach (Mario Teaches Typing). One job has eluded the Italian plumber though and that is the elaborate life of a spy. Thanks to fans, Mario can now check off this profession […]
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