Culture. It’s an interesting word, one that describes how a society behaves within its customs and ideas. Across the Earth, there are many different cultures, including Latino, African, and Caribbean, each with its unique thinking and behaviour. For businesses to succeed in international markets, they must understand and adapt toRead More →
The internet is perhaps the greatest thing that could happen to human civilization. Without it we can’t call people in other countries, buy stuff online, stream TV and movies, build huge communities, and much more. While it has its problems too, one of the positive contributions is that it hasRead More →
Are you a fan of retro gaming? Do you want to relive the good old days with classic video games and consoles? The UK has some of the best retro gaming shops, offering a wide range of retro gaming consoles, games, and accessories that will take you back to theRead More →
When you think of Sega consoles, you think of something from the past… Deceased family members, friends, pets and other created things; we carry our memories and their remembrance with us long after those people, those animals, and those things have passed. The form this takes can vary in sentimentRead More →
Perhaps the best thing about the Evercade platform is that the physical cartridges come in old-school-style cases. The problem with that, however, is that it’s pretty hard to find Evercade carts in the shops. Why is this? Why must I wait for an unreliable Amazon delivery (it has a poorRead More →
The Atari STe was the first home computer to arrive at my family home, via a brother who had chosen the machine over the all-popular Amiga. I think he chose it because it offered more programming opportunities, but I had other questions at the time. Mainly: how do you playRead More →
No one needs to navigate a wall of PlayStation controllers hanging on a hook. Retro gaming stores are the visible side of the renaissance in old arcade, computer, and console games. Yet they invariably look like a bomb has just gone off. Carts and discs strewn in glass cabinets (alongsideRead More →
In its less than three-year run in the U.K., the less-than-popular Sega Saturn quietly went about amassing quality games across broad genres only for follow-ups to be abandoned or else not considered at all. I am not trying to suggest that sequels would have created success for the machine outsideRead More →
I woke up to an interesting reminder this morning: that the Star Wars arcade game – a machine where I spent (and lost – read on) a lot of money over the years, was now 40. But of course it is. It hit arcades in 1983, not long before ReturnRead More →
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