Sega Never Should Have Released Golden Axed
by Sega temporarily released a 2012 prototype for Golden Axe: Reborn, now humorously titled Golden Axed, as marketing stunt for Sega’s 60th anniversary. But they should …
How Tom Mason’s Dinosaurs for Hire Became a Video Game
If you grew up with a Sega Genesis, you might have had the chance to play Tom Mason’s Dinosaurs for Hire, a shoot-em-up game featuring …
Sonic Advance (GBA) Review: Sonic’s Nintendo Debut
Sega and Nintendo had been rivals, but Sonic was finally coming to Nintendo hardware with the debut of Sonic Advance for the Game Boy Advance, …
Ape Escape Was the Best 3D Platformer of Its Time
Ape Escape is better than every 3D platformer of its time by almost every measure, and that includes video game giants like Super Mario 64 …
10 Retro Video Game Ads That Wouldn’t Be Allowed Today
Retro video game ads seem like they come from an alternate universe with completely different standards of acceptability. Obviously, the world has changed a lot …
The 5 Worst Types of Retro Gaming Stores
We all love and support our local retro gaming stores, but there are some game stores that you might want to avoid like the plague. …
Wipeout XL (PS1) Review: The Definitive Peak of Futuristic Racing
Wipeout XL (released as Wipeout 2097 in Europe) is a blistering, anti-gravity racing masterpiece and the second installment in Psygnosis’s futuristic franchise. If you’ve never …
What is a scotformer? Here’s a brief history and explanation
If you have spent enough time in retro gaming groups, you might have heard the term “scotformer” before. Well, what is a scotformer? In short, …
What’s the Controversy With Polymega?
by If you’re like me and wired into retro video game news through all your social media channels, then you’ve heard folks discussing or dissing the …
Was Super Mario 64 a STOLEN Idea From Argonaut Games?
The Nintendo 64 was late to the fifth generation of video game consoles, but it was released alongside Super Mario 64, which is widely considered …