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When I visited M05’s Musée Du Jeu Vidéo and the Bibliothèque Nationale de France during my university’s spring break in March 2026, I decided to visit London for the day. The urge to see the Design Museum’s “Wes Anderson: The Archives” and “Blitz: The Club that Shaped the 80s” was just too great. Paris can…
Old School Gamer Writer David Lloyd shares his thoughts on The Five Most Essential RPGs for Your Nintendo DS Catalogue. Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey The Megami Tensei franchise started way back in 1987 with Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei on the Famicom, but was mostly unknown to the West until it began to be…
When you’re new to sweepstakes casinos, the two currency system that is used on many of these platforms may seem like something completely different than what you’ve ever seen or heard about in your life. All of these platforms give you 2 different virtual coin types when you register. While both types can be used…
In the ever-evolving landscape of business technology, maintaining a competitive edge requires more than just talent—it demands strategic tools that optimize team performance. Sales Execution Software is one such tool that can significantly enhance a company’s operations by aligning sales processes with strategic objectives. This article delves into how leveraging this software can streamline team…
Arrives next month for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, Xbox One, and PC. Krisalis Software’s Soccer Kid is making a comeback on modern-day formats to celebrate the upcoming World Cup (thanks, VGC). Created by Dean Lester, Soccer Kid first launched on the Commodore Amiga and used the same game engine as Krisalis’ Arabian Nights….
Before John Carmack, Tom Hall, and John Romero unleashed the blistering corridors of Wolfenstein, they cut their teeth on smaller 3-D experiments: Hovertank 3-D for DOS and the Apple II’s Catacomb 3-D, the latter running on an embryonic version of the engine that would become Carmack’s signature. Those initial outings were the scaffolding for something…
“Dump saves, ROM, or both”. Modder mntorankusu has created a software tool which allows you to dump the content of N64 carts using nothing but a flash cart. N64 SwapDumper is “inspired by and based on sharksaver64 by @Jhynjhiruu, @ppcasm and @Modman” and allows you to dump saves, ROM data, or both. Read the full…
Geki-Oh ShienRyu is joining Console Archives, too. Hamster has announced that Namco’s 1994 3D racing game Ace Driver is joining the Arcade Archives range. Powered by Namco’s System 22 arcade hardware, the game was designed by Tatsuro Okamoto and Pole Position’s Shinichiro Okamoto. Read the full article on timeextension.com Geki-Oh ShienRyu is joining Console Archives,…
“They had to know this thing was a dead duck back in early 2020”. The Intellivision Amico feels like a distant memory now, but there’s still plenty of interest in picking through the wreckage of Tommy Tallarico’s ill-fated home console. Electrical engineering legend and long-time Analogue collaborator Kevin ‘Kevtris’ Horton has gotten his hands on…
A proper jewel. If you’re old enough to recall the battle between the PS1, N64 and Saturn at the close of the 1990s, then you’ll no doubt be aware that by 1997, Sega had effectively thrown in the towel in the West. Sony’s 32-bit console was dominant in pretty much every market, but in Japan,…