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The writers here at RGM have been celebrating the month of So Bad Its Good, we decided it was in need of something special. An exclusive with the creator of one of the worst rated games in history! We got together with Mr. Eric Caen creator of Superman 64 for an email interview in which […]
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Today in Retro Gaming – Superman (N64)
May 29th, 2014 
Michael Crisman One hundred and ninety-six countries, including all of Europe became signatories to the Geneva Convention back in 1949. Despite this documented historical fact, French developer Titus Software was, for reasons unknown to Amnesty International, the Red Cross, and the United Nations, permitted to release Superman on the Nintendo 64. The result, as you might have […]
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Today in Gaming History: Virtual Chess 64
June 10th, 2016 Dash The Bomber Virtual Chess 64 was the one and only Chess simulator on the N64. Contrary to popular belief, VC64 was not the 64th game on the series, but rather the one and only of its kind in the console. It was developed by Titus Software the same company who produced Superman 64. But, unlike Superman which […]
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Spider-Man Mysterio’s Menace Sees Nintendo Game Boy Advance Release – February 7th, 2001 – Today in Video Game History
February 7th, 2016 Carl Williams Spider-Man Mysterio’s Menace continued a long line of good licensed games. Anyone that has been playing games for any length of time has probably tried out a licensed game or two. The reasons for this being many and varied. It usually boils down to seeing a familiar character/license amidst a sea of titles that are […]
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1983 Game, Labyrinth of Crete, Fixed by Fans in 2015
July 15th, 2015 Carl Williams When you discuss game hacks most people will think of that one time that they played a hack of Super Mario Bros that had Sonic instead of Mario. Or they will think of gamers playing illegally obtained copies on a ton of different hardware (Nintendo games on Sony – which almost happened – for instance). […]
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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 […]
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Top 3 Comic Book Games (Top 3 Tuesday)
March 8th, 2017 Michael Crisman Welcome, readers one and all, to the newest entry in Top 3 Tuesday! Today MichaelBtheGameGenie wants to know your thoughts on your three favorite games based on comic books (and you better get over there and watch his video before you start my article). Now I don’t want to spoil anything, but I will say that […]
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Top 3 SHMUPS (Top 3 Tuesday)
February 22nd, 2017 Michael Crisman SHMUPS: they’re neither candy nor some weird Asian bird flu derivative! ‘SHMUP’ is Internet shorthand for “shoot ’em up”, a genre of game where you pilot a person or craft through a series of auto-scrolling stages destroying everything in sight to earn power-ups so you can destroy everything in sight even faster. In other words, […]
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Playstation Agony, Part 3: Dukes of Hazzard: Racing For Home
December 4th, 2016 Michael Crisman It’s now week three of this nonsense, and I’m taking a break from my standard office routine of editing random articles in Wikipedia to honor my editor’s contributions to pop culture. Quick fact: did you know it was RGM’s own Carl Williams’s behavior that inspired Whale to write and record their 1995 alt-rock hit, “Hobo […]
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Revenge of the License: Batman: Revenge of the Joker
August 30th, 2015 Michael Crisman What happens when one title contains the word ‘revenge’ twice? Nothing: it’s either an editorial mistake, in which case I’ll fix it a year later when all seventeen of our readers have properly derided me as an idiot, or I’m talking about a video game with ‘revenge’ in the title. This week thankfully it’s the […]
