Certain brands, a precious few, hold great significance and such is the power of their indulgence in our hearts we know the breadth of their canon by a name. AM 2 would count for me, as would all of those numeral arcade departments from SEGA. Treasure would be another one.Read More →
If you used computers for work in 1990s, there is a good chance you used a handheld device like the PalmPilot. A precursor to the tablet computer and smartphone, the PalmPilot was a PDA (personal digital assistant) from Palm Computing (later simply Palm). A thematic successor to the Apple NewtonRead More →
There’s always a lot of talk about the GameCube days in the retro gaming community, and there are still endless positive memories of playing with its unique controller. Nintendo’s controllers have certainly changed significantly over time. Whether it was for the better or for worse is pretty subjective to anyRead More →
Fans of Nintendo’s Family Computer (the NES) might like to take a look at the upcoming NES Works 1985-86 book, set for publishing through Limited Run Games’ new Press Run imprint. With text, design, and photography by YouTuber Jeremy Parish, the book is derived from his comprehensive video series. Here’sRead More →
The Ridge Racer series is near and dear to many, and it offers a unique type of arcade racing experience you can’t get anywhere else. Where other series have gone down the street racing or sim route, Ridge Racer has always offered a slick track racing experience featuring ridiculous driftingRead More →
Publisher City Connection has released Elevator Action Returns, a port of the 1997 SEGA Saturn game, on Nintendo Switch, PS4, XB1, and PC (via Steam). This game is available to buy right now (links at the bottom of the page). Initially a 1994 TAITO arcade game, Elevator Action Returns canRead More →
If you’re familiar with the PC Engine console, you”re probably aware of Dinoforce, perhaps the most famous unreleased game on the platform. After several months of magazine previews back in 1991, it was mysteriously shelved, never to be heard of again except in hushed tones. But Dinoforce has been resurrected,Read More →
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