The ModRetro Chromatic Is the Best Way To Play Game Boy Games
by If I were an eccentric billionaire who could afford to lose money on a shameless passion project, I would make the perfect Game Boy. It …
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Bits and Pieces: Rainbow Brite: Journey to Rainbow Land (NES)
by Rainbow Brite: Journey to Rainbow Land for the NES is a strange case. Released in 2019, 35 years after the original animated series first aired, …
Polymega Finally Shipped N64 Modules and It Was a Disaster
The Polymega has been mired in controversy since its inception. Throughout the year, Polymega has made promises (like the web app announcement) only to back …
Croc 2: How to Ruin a Cult Classic Video Game
The first game in the short-lived Croc franchise, Croc: Legends of the Gobbos, originally released for the PlayStation (PS1), was not perfect. But the game …
A Look Back At Krusty’s Fun House (SNES)
by The Simpsons has a long and storied history of being intertwined with video games, mainly due to dumb historical coincidence. The animated sitcom hit the …
A Deeper Look at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo (PRGE) With Toby Wickwire
The Portland Retro Gaming Expo (PRGE) has emerged as the major gaming event of the year in the Pacific Northwest. Wackoid recently had a chance …
Four Job Fiesta Is A Great Way To Try Final Fantasy V
Four weeks remain in the Four Job Fiesta, one of the neater retro gaming events where more casual players are expected to join in on …
A Quick Morrowind Retrospective
by It’s been a while since the last Elder Scrolls game, around a decade or so. I’m a firm believer in the value of looking back …
5 Lesser-Known Game Boy Games You Should Check Out
The Game Boy has a catalog of over 1,000 games that span over more than ten years, so naturally it’s pretty easy for some titles …
Top 10 Best PS1 Fighting Games
The PlayStation (PS1) was a groundbreaking console that brought arcade-quality games to the living room. One of the PS1’s strongest genres was fighting games, and …