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Unexpected, Bizarre, & Oddball Ports for the Classic Gameboy
With a decade-long lifespan and immense library, the Gameboy has proven itself the ultimate underdog. Debuting in 1989, the handheld system was designed to be inexpensive. Bells and whistles like a backlight or color screen were cut to make room for battery life and an appealing price tag. That same hardware would go on to…
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The greatest N64 party games to beat your friends at
Multiplayer leveled up big time when the N64 dropped. While Genesis and SNES let you and a pal play couch co-op or versus mode, N64 doubled the controller ports and allowed up to four players to play simultaneously. You knew what that meant. It was time to grab the Pepsi Blue and pour a bowl…
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The 15 Best PS1 Games Under $20 in 2022
PlayStation (PS1) game prices are beginning to get a little weird. The pandemic, renewed interest from collectors, and growing scarcity have all impacted PS1 game prices. CIB and New games can cost thousands of dollars for one title. We’ve shown you how wacky prices have gotten for PS2 games and PS3 games in recent years,…
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It’s Safe to Buy PS3 Games Again (Prices are Crashing)
I’m sure we all remember a few weeks ago when Sony announced they would be closing the PS3 and PS Vita stores, and Playstation fans lost their minds, and the defecation hit the oscillation and game prices went to the moon like Dogecoin can only dream? Remember? Well, a lot of folks went and read…
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The Best Retro Casino Games
We live in an age where new entertainment is always in demand. New television shows, new movies, new video games, new books; the only problem is, after a while, there isn’t anything ‘new’ left! But this isn’t a problem for casino games developers. The industry isn’t like the video game industry, it doesn’t need new…
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Final Fantasy 7 Compilation Coming to Mobile with Ever Crisis
Off the release of the highly anticipated and wildly successful Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Square Enix has jumped back into the idea of 7 as a franchise. With the announcement of Ever Crisis, a retelling of the compilation of FF7 media that was released in the 2004-2007 period, the company seems to be putting all…
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Most Popular CSGO Skins
If you are a CSGO player, you must have seen different skin types in the game. A lot of players like collecting different item skins and making their inventory strong. When we talk about CSGO skins, some skins are more popular than others, and many factors play a role in determining the popularity of an…
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Top 5 Game Developers of the 1990s
This perennially popular decade will likely go down as the “Good Ole’ Days” of gaming. Whether it featured the greatest amount high-quality games is of course up for debate, but I don’t think anyone can deny that it was the most inventive and seminal era in the industry. There were dozens of studios that stood…
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Diablo 4 Character Classes – Our Best Guesses
According to Blizzard, Diablo 4 is going to launch with three classes (Barbarian, Sorceress, and Druid) along with two others that have yet to be announced. What are the most likely choices given the history of the Diablo series? I was hoping the Diablo 4 quarterly update would give us some clues and answer the…
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Top 30 Exclusive Playstation Games 1995-2013
When it comes to home-based consoles, Sony’s PlayStation brand holds four of the five best selling platforms of all time. In that span, they’ve built some of the most iconic franchises to date. Today we’re breaking down the top 30 exclusives from their first three consoles. Top Ten PlayStation 1 Exclusives While Sega tried and…
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Hyp3rblue’s Top 11 Games of the 2010s
I, admittedly, haven’t played too many games that came out in the past decade. Life has a way of keeping me busy so a lot of titles slip by. But, there are still a lot of titles that come to mind that describes the cream of the crop, for me, from the past decade. I…
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Switch Remakes for 2021: The Ultimate Fan Wish List
In the 1980s, Nintendo ruled the home video gaming market. For you youngsters, that’s the “home market” as opposed to the out-of-home “arcade market” which was kabooming back then. If your parents loved you, you had a NES. Even if they were poor, there were plenty of second-hand consoles to go around, as Nintendo was nowhere…
