Building The Ultimate Saturn Is About To Get Even Easier

Fenrir Lite ODE announced, “better/faster/stronger Fenrir” in the works. While using original media will always be the most authentic way of experiencing classic games, in recent years, we’ve seen a rise in the number of Optical Drive Emulators (ODEs) being produced for CD-based consoles – and Saturn has been blessed with several great options. One…

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Sim City – by John Michonski

In 1989, SimCity was released for DOS-compatible computers and Macintosh. With this release, millions of people got their first taste of the city-building genre, and one of the most legendary game development careers began. Simple at first glance, SimCity is a game that someone could reasonably play forever, trying new combinations of buildings and policies…

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From the Past to the Present – by Brian Chansy

Ask someone to recommend a management simulation video game and there is a fairly good chance that they would recommend Chris Sawyer’s Transport Tycoon and RollerCoaster Tycoon games. Considered among the most influential management simulation video games, the genre would not be what it is today without these two titles. Called “the best economic sim…

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Interview: “It Felt Very ‘Computer-y’ To Give English Names To Things” – Hitoshi Sakimoto On Creating His Famous ‘Terpsichorean’ Sound Driver

“I’d get all excited just seeing something like ‘syntax error’ pop up on the screen”. In the world of video game music, Hitoshi Sakimoto holds a truly unique position. He began his career in composition at the tender age of 16, and in the 40 years which have passed, he has scored over 400 different…

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