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You can finally understand the story! I have an odd relationship with Warashi’s Dreamcast exclusive Macross M3. Released in 2001 and only available in Japan, this 3D shooter isn’t a good game by any stretch of the imagination – in fact, like many Macross video games, it’s painfully average – but I spent a significant…
You may think that you need to keep gaming as a tightly restricted hobby, something you pull out only once in a while to avoid losing yourself in the game. This is far from the truth. While limits on actual playing (particularly if you’re playing online casino games) are essential, the fact is you can…
Return to Player, commonly known as RTP, is one of the most discussed – and most misunderstood – concepts in casino gaming. Players often hear that certain slots “pay better” than others, yet few fully understand what RTP actually represents or how it affects real gameplay over time. As online casinos expand their libraries and…
“As a true General Chaos Fan, you know that the Road to “General Chaos MAJOR SNAFU” has had more than it’s share of twists & turns. “Nonetheless, we’ve never given up on the dream, so we have been slowly and quietly working on it whenever, and wherever, we can. “…and we’re very nearly there.” KICKSTARTER…
Baby, it’s cold outside. With the Northeast being plummeted with snow and hundreds of schools closed, it’s the perfect time to curl up with a retro classic. From the NES to the Dreamcast, Old School Gamer gives you some great picks to warm you up. NHL 94…25?: The guys at NHL94.com do awesome work. For…
“Beautiful non-dopamine loop gameplay that is just pure joy”. It’s the time of year when everyone is pushing out their ‘best game of the year’ list, and one such example caught our eye recently, with good reason. While many of these lists are dominated by modern titles, Atari CEO Wade Rosen went (slightly) back in…
Ships April 2026. Update : Epilogue has released the first official images of the final production model of the upcoming SN Operator. Original Story : We’re big fans of the GB Operator here at Time Extension. It’s a lightweight means of playing your original Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games on…
The era before always-on internet felt slower and louder. Gaming with others meant planning ahead, packing hardware, and hoping nothing went wrong once everyone arrived. Dial-up tones echoed through bedrooms, and connections dropped without warning. Yet those previous limits did shape how people played and how communities formed. LAN parties became social events, technical challenges,…
If you were a huge fan of Taito’s Bubble Bobble in the Arcades or at home, then you’ll be pleased to know that as of right now, you can download Dave Retro Forge’s graphically superior version of ‘Bubble Bobble Remastered’ for the Commodore 64. A new version which is getting great viewer feedback such as…
VGHF’s latest video celebrates 40 years of the NES. While it may have been comprehensively outsold by the likes of the PS1, Nintendo DS and (most recently) Switch, there’s no denying the incredible impact of the Nintendo Entertainment System, a console that turned 40 this year. Released at a time when the North American market…