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Disney games during the 16-Bit era were some of the best games you could purchase, outside of something with Mario in the title. It was just accepted fact that Disney was quality gaming back then. The games were, mostly, licensed by competent companies that were not scared to put honest to goodness work into making […]
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Bandit Gaming- Lion King 2 for Sega Genesis
August 21st, 2014 
Carl Williams Lion King was a popular movie and it was a popular video game license. Officially, there was no sequel released on the Sega Genesis but that has not stopped an unknown Chinese developer from creating a pseudo sequel.
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Making the PlayStation Classic a Must-Own
September 20th, 2018 Michael Crisman Yesterday Sony announced the imminent release of their newest throwback project, the PlayStation Classic. They described the hardware, showed off pictures, and teased us with a look at five of the twenty built-in titles we can expect to see come December. The $99 price point is going to make or break this thing though. Being […]
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Billy Mitchell, King of Kong Co-Star, May Have Mislead Donkey Kong Scores
February 2nd, 2018 Carl Williams It seems that Billy Mitchell is the pivot point for controversy of some kind within the gaming world. His chosen game is Donkey Kong of course, as detailed in the “King of Kong” movie where Mitchell’s scores went head to head with those of Steve Weibe (neither hold the number one spot any longer). Now […]
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How the Greats Have Fallen – Crazy Taxi Gazillionaire on Android
June 1st, 2017 Carl Williams Is it me or is Sega following in the footsteps of Konami lately? Konami made a Pachinko machine out of Castlevania awhile back. Now, Sega have taken Crazy Taxi and gone completely in a different direction than fans would probably have wanted. Yep, they took the core idea behind Crazy Taxi, making money, and pretty […]
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Nintendo NES Classic Mini – Missed Million Dollar Opportunity
November 6th, 2016 Carl Williams The Nintendo NES Classic Mini is due for release in about five days in North America and will come packed with 30 games from the 8-Bit era. This is a great way for gamers to relive their gaming past without all of the clutter of several game cartridges and the like. The Nintendo NES Classic […]
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Jake Pawloski Interview – Griff the Winged Lion by Breakerbox Studios
September 25th, 2016 Carl Williams To say that I am excited for Griff the Winged Lion is about right. This is a new 3D action platform title by Breakerbox Studios that is currently on Kickstarter. Now, when checking out the video you will quickly realize that this team has huge respect for Spyro the Dragon on the original Playstation. I […]
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Kickstarter Pushing Spryo Inspired Griff the Winged Lion
September 14th, 2016 Carl Williams Earlier this month we saw the original Spyro the Dragon turn 21 on the Sony Playstation. Interesting how the universe works with these things as we were just contacted by a big fan of Spyro. Jake Pawloski, and his development company – Breakerbox Studios, are such a big fans of Insomniac’s little dragon that he […]
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Sword of Vermillion Brings Action Role Playing to Sega Genesis – January 28th, 1991 – Today in Video Game History
January 28th, 2016 Carl Williams When you have someone on staff like Yu Suzuki you have to let them spread their wings and fly. With Sword of Vermillion that is exactly what Sega did. This was Yu Suzuki’s first console exclusive title, sadly it was not exactly a sales record setting release. Sword of Vermillion was a few game engines […]
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Mike Kennedy Breaks Silence About Coleco Chameleon while 3rd Party Developer Stops Talking to Press
December 22nd, 2015 Carl Williams It is no secret that I have been covering the RETRO Video Game System, pretty much from day one, up to its demise on IndieGoGo. It is also no secret that I have followed up with the Coleco Chameleon as it was announced (at this time it is just the RETRO VGS with a new […]
