I got an email request for some video of my game room. I immediately thought, “Hell ya, man!”. Soon after that I completely lost interest. Then I was thinking about it a couple days later and just hours ago decided that it might be a pretty rad idea, so I …
Released by: www.retrowaretv.com Release Date: January 5th, 2009 Number of Discs: 3 Encoding: Region Free Special Features: Season overview commentary, Sold Separately, Video Game Knowledge, Webcam Reviews, Famicom Disk System Special, RetroUSB promos, and HVGN Low G Man commentary. After an excellent offering in Retroware TVs first season DVD set, …
I am happy to say that I am now the TurboGrafx 16 correspondent over at Recycled Gaming (www.recycledgaming.com). You can head over there to see my first post, a short review of the TurboGrafx classic Splatterhouse. Direct link: http://www.recycledgaming.com/turbografx-16-splatterhouse
I recently read AJ Glasser’s feature over at Kotaku.com wherein she breaks down how to throw a gamer party. That’s all fine and good if you like playing new games, but what about all the other games? What about the TurboGrafx and the Super Nintendos? Luckily, I have you covered. …
It’s been a while since I have done a review, so I figured I’d focus on one of my favorite Famicom games of all time: “Akumajō Special: Boku Dracula-kun”, which translates to “Demon Castle Special: I’m Kid Dracula”. There must be some place in my heart reserved for the super …
I have got a whopper for you today kids. Not only did I find one of the rare-elite and most sought-after North American SNES games, but this is a game that I have wanted for a really long time. It is also totally awesome that I found it for a …
Before I begin, I know that I promised a review last Friday, but Thursday night I got pukey sick and Friday my one year daughter did, so needless to say it wasn’t much of a relaxing weekend. The review still needs some work, but in the mean and in between …
This just in, the season two DVD of Retroware TV is available for sale on their site. The best part? The first 10 sold get a limited edition postcard signed by John D, Ito, Derek Alexander (Happy Video Game Nerd) and Norman Caruso (The Gaming Historian). I just bought mine …
I finally got a chance to get to the post office to pick up my package this weekend. It had been sitting there since Dec. 31st, which was all the more heart breaking. But it was well worth it when I opened up the securely fastened box to find:
In my mailbox on Dec.30th I received a couple little gems courtesy of the Feather Pluckn Famicom Shop.