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Bandit Gaming: Super Smash Bros Ported to TI-83 Graphing Calculator
November 15th, 2014 
Carl Williams What can’t the Texas Instruments TI-83 do? We have seen Mario clones, puzzle games and more on this graphing calculator, and of course math related stuff. Now, we can add an unofficial Super Smash Bros game to the long list of applications you can use on your TI-83, or TI-84, that are not specifically calculator/graphing […]
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Super Smash Bros Crusade Devs Open Character Poll (Unofficial Game)
July 26th, 2014 Carl Williams For anyone that does not know, Super Smash Bros Crusade is an independent, fan made, game based on the Super Smash Brothers line of games from Nintendo. For fans, this means more characters that Nintendo may not have in their official game (Phoenix Wright being one I see) and levels that probably won’t be in […]
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Super CLASH Bros Pits Characters Against Each Other in Mash Up
August 15th, 2018 Carl Williams Super Smash Bros has certainly lit the gaming world up with trash talk, fun at parties, and probably ruined a friendship or two (not as many as Super Mario Kart but still a few). One thing that many gamers hate about Nintendo’s offering is certain characters are not available to play as. Who hasn’t wanted […]
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Super Mario Run Coming to Android
December 25th, 2016 Carl Williams Super Mario Run to make the jump to Android next year. Verified source states.
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Happy Birthday, Super Mario!
September 13th, 2016 Michael Crisman Everybody’s favorite Bowser basher, Goomba grinder, Koopa killer and Mushroom masticator blew away 8-bit Japanese gamers on this day in 1985. While Nintendo’s mascot would take another month to arrive on the North American continent, Super Mario Bros. wasted no time turning the video game world on its ear. No other game has ever made […]
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30 Years Ago on June 3rd in Gaming History: Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels
June 3rd, 2016 Dash The Bomber It’s hard to believe that 30 years ago Nintendo released one of the most popular games of the Famicom in Japan. The sequel to the smash hit Super Mario Bros; The Lost Levels ramped up the difficulty of the game up to eleven. An interesting trivia regarding this title is that The Lost Levels was […]
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What if there were Fatalities in Smash Bros?
March 29th, 2015 Carl Williams Nintendo has never really been all that keen on the idea of actually killing, I mean completely obviously utterly ending the life of, characters in their games. Sure, in Super Mario Bros and the sequels you dispatch the enemy characters in cartoony ways. Even in the Smash Bros series, a fighting game by Nintendo, they […]
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Streets of Rage – Left in 16-bit
September 3rd, 2018 Carl Williams Recently it was announced that Streets of Rage 4 is coming. Lizardcube are the developers behind this 20+ year separating entry in the popular 16-bit brawler franchise that helped push Sega forward against Nintendo. Sega of the 16-bit era was like no Sega since – not even the 32-bit era that followed closely the demise […]
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Top 10 TurboGrafx-16 Hu-Card Games, Plus 5 Honorable Mentions
February 18th, 2018 Carl Williams The TurboGrafx-16 is one of those consoles that people either love or love to hate. There is no middle ground. For NEC’s first, and only, foray into console gaming in North America it was quite a polarizing console. Technically going head to head with the Sega Genesis but falling in between Sega’s newest console and […]
