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The Smurfs started out as a comic strip series in 1958 in Belgium. They then worked their way into a full blown series based around their adventures. Originally they played a secondary role in a fantasy style adventure set in the medieval times of Europe. As time went on, the Smurfs earned their own series. […]
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Smurfs La La La La La PlayStation – December 14th, 1999 – Today in Video Game History
December 14th, 2014 
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Thoughts on Collectorvision Brand Acquisitions
May 9th, 2016 Jason Santuci Oh boy. Here we go again. Whenever a retro game developer/publisher makes a move there are people who see the worst in any forward movement. Collectorvision and its recent acquisition of classic brand names is one such move coming under scrutiny. Horrifying visions of cash grabs and sequel soul sucking abound. Can avarice be their […]
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Bandit Gaming: Smurf Rescue Released for Commodore Amiga
January 4th, 2015 Carl Williams The Commodore Amiga is getting more and more popular with homebrew developers over the last year or so. The person behind Super Ted, Mikael Persson, is back with Smurf Rescue which uses the same game engine – the Backbone Engine. Smurf Rescue holds the distinction of being only the second Smurf game to grace the […]
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Album: OverClocked Remix Releases Special Album Celebrating Game Boy 25th Anniversary
August 1st, 2014 Carl Williams Okay, we missed the 25th anniversary here in North America (it was yesterday) but OverClocked Remix didn’t miss that milestone anniversary. OverClocked Remix is not a new team to the world, they started in 1999, 15 years ago, and have created many great gaming related albums over those years.
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TiH
March 11th, 2014 Carl Williams We have been doing these historical articles for years on various sites that we have worked on, here, we collect the articles in one convenient place. Have a favorite? Have a game that we should cover when it comes time? Let us know via that contact form above. As this list grows, we will eventually […]
