You ever own a game in your youth but you sold it to buy something else? I sure did. I had roughly 100 SNES games and I sold them all for PS1 and PS2 games. Back then, I got decent prices for some of my games but nothing compared to what they’re worth today. Here’s an example of what I mean: I bought a new … Continue reading Top 10 Expensive SNES Games I Used to Own
I’ve gathered up a few old NES game commercials that really put into perspective how much marketing and video games have changed, and also how freakin’ old we’re getting.
Please enjoy these classic NES game commercials. Continue reading Classic NES Game Commercials
The Final Fantasy 16 trailer came out last week and it was… interesting, to say the least. This is the first main entry into the series since the boy band days of Final Fantasy 15. With the little bit of information that we have to go on, it seems like we have some good, bad, and downright ugly things to consider when looking at the … Continue reading Final Fantasy 16’s New Trailer: The Good, Bad, the Ugly
Chained Echoes has demolished its Kickstarter goal, along with most of its stretch goals. It looks amazing, and the soundtrack plucks those nostalgia strings brilliantly. Continue reading Chained Echoes – A New 16-Bit RPG by Deck 13
Players will create their wrestler gimmick, develop and master their moves, hone their skills against the game’s 30+ wrestlers, build or destroy relationships with NPCs in order to become a heroic face or a dastardly heel depending on their interactions. Continue reading Brass Town Wrestling – A wrestling RPG inspired by Harvest Moon? (Not a typo)
If you know my gaming habits, it should be no surprise that I’ve only played 2 of the nominated games (out of 40 total nominees. I can’t afford all these newfangled games!) Continue reading Steam Awards: The results are in. Oh, and happy new year too.
Pathway on the PC, developed by Robotality and published by Chucklefish is really a unique spin on the turn-based squad strategy genre, with full fanfare given to the Indiana Jones universe, from the enemies and locations, to the epic soundtrack. Continue reading Pathway Review – Nazi Zombies in the Desert
