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0No one asked for it, but here it is. The entirety of the first season of Grand Gaming Media and More.
2 games for the price of one, what could go wrong?
Pure is an ATV Racing Game published by Disney Interactive Studios and developed by Black Rock Studio. It was released for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC in 2008.
While people’s critical acclaim of the game and even its first impressions seem great, trust me when I say that this game is one ride you’ll want off of.
Action games have been around for about as long as video games themselves and they’ve been done perfectly before, how could anyone mess it up?
Astyanax is a port of a 1989 arcade game by Jaleco for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Unlike Pure, it doesn’t leave a good first impression, and much like Pure, it only gets worse from then on.
Console Wars! While it’s something that’s not as talked about with today’s systems, in the 90’s, it was main selling point behind most game consoles. Especially the titan of a company,
Sega.
In this Episode, we roll off into Sega September, and start by taking a look at why the Genesis was and is still to this day, a great console.
In this Episode, we continue Sega September, by looking at Sega’s less popular systems in the 90’s.
Their portable Game Gear, and 32-bit Sega Saturn. It’s a bit of a bitter sweet tale, except in Japan where the Saturn actually did well. Huh, who knew?
In this Episode, we conclude Sega September, by looking at Sega’s pointless addon for the Genesis, the Sega 32X.
Since the dawn of gaming, gamers have discussed if hard games were bad games or not. Today, we put some of the most infamously hard retro games to the test to see if they’re really all that bad.
The games being reviewed in today’s episode include:
- 8-bit Sonic 2
- Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- The Lion King
Typo(s): “Teenage Ninja Mutant Turtles” meant to be “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.”
Popeye, a classic cartoon character with an interesting past involving video games. He finally returned to gaming in 2021, lead by Sabec Limited. Is this game a faithful treatment to the decades old character, or a lazy cash grab aimed at new fans of…Popeye?…is that a common thing?
Happy Halloween!
Today as this truly spooky day, we’re going to take a look at an actually good game. I know, I’m scared too.
Join me as we look back on FNAF 3, and see just how good it is.
Before Mortal Kombat, there was Pit Fighter, and much like many arcade games, it got a port onto a console. Will this game turn out to be a hidden gem, or a fossilized turd?
Remember the Noid? No? Ah, who cares? Point is, he had his own game and I’m too lazy to add suspense so let’s see how mediocre it is.
When you’re collecting video games, you’re bound to stumble upon some strange ones. This game, would definitely fall under that category.
What’s the worst console I own? The answer is extremely obvious. Bootleg plug-in plays. Wait, you meant official consoles?
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