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Recently, Retro Gaming Magazine’s Colby Primeaux spoke to Dave Clark, the creator of Doctor Who on the NES to find out about the project, what fans can expect from the game and what Doctor Who has meant to him.
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Doctor Who on NES: An RGM Exclusive Interview
November 3rd, 2015 
Colby Primeaux 
Posted in Console, Nintendo 
Tags: Colby Primeaux, Cosmo Police Galivan, Dave Clark, Doctor Who, Etsy, hack, nes, retro 
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Mutant League Reborn: An RGM Exclusive Interview with Michael Mendheim
September 17th, 2015 Colby Primeaux Last month, RGM’s Carl Williams brought you the news of Mutant Football League, the long-awaited upcoming remake of the 1993 Sega Genesis classic Mutant League Football. Digital Dreams Entertainment LLC Creative Director/Lead Design Michael Mendheim, also the creator and lead designer of the original game, spoke to RGM’s Colby Primeaux about the game, it’s response […]
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Yesterday in Gaming History: “Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2” or “BMX PG”
September 7th, 2015 Colby Primeaux Until its demise in 2004, Acclaim, had the only legitimate claim to be a rival to Activision’s action sports franchise, although with a roster not nearly as deep. What Acclaim lacked in depth, it made up in quality, and yes, I’m pretending BMX XXX never existed. While I thoroughly enjoyed “Aggressive Inline,” and have written […]
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Posted in Console, Nintendo, Reviews, Sony, Xbox Tags: acclaim, action sports, Bicycle, BMX, Camp Woodward, Colby Primeaux, Dave Mirra, gamecube, microsoft, nintendo, playstation 2, sony, sports, xbox, Z-Axis No Comments »
Babel Games’ Blind Edge Looks to Indiegogo to Redefine Hack and Slash, RPG Gaming
August 24th, 2015 Colby Primeaux Venezuelan-based Babel Games has launched a campaign on Indiegogo to help fund its Blind Edge project, a fast-paced, side-scrolling hack and slash game with character development options reminiscent of role playing games for PC and mobile platforms. According to the project’s Indiegogo page, Blind Edge will be remind players of such classics as Castlevania, Megaman […]
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Posted in Comp, News Tags: Babel Games, Blind Edge, crowdfunding, Hack and slash, indiegogo, mobile, pc, platformer, rpg, Venezuela, video game 1 Comment »
Today in Gaming History: Aggressive Inline or Tony Hawk’s Eight-Wheeled Skater
August 23rd, 2015 Colby Primeaux Thirteen years ago on August 23, 2002 a game that was very near and dear to my heart as a teenager, Aggressive Inline made its debut. Well technically, that’s when the Xbox version was released. In the United Kingdom and Germany. I had the American PlayStation 2 version which was released on May 29 of […]
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Posted in Console, Nintendo, Reviews, Sony, Xbox Tags: acclaim, action sports, Aggressive Inline, Chris Edwards, Colby Primeaux, gamecube, Jaren Grob, microsoft, nintendo, Nintendo Gamecube, opinion, playstation 2, ps2, retro, review, sony, Taig Khris, video game, xbox No Comments »
The Game Preserve Provides Texas Gamers with Fun and History
August 19th, 2015 Colby Primeaux If you find yourself in The Woodlands, TX driving north on I-45 from Houston, and you exit and turn left onto Sawdust Rd., and you see a Walgreens on the left about half a mile down, do yourself a favor and turn in. Go past the Walgreens, past the Radio Shack and past the FedEx […]
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Posted in Reviews Tags: arcade, classic, Colby Primeaux, Game Preserve, Houston, pinball, retro, Rusty Key, texas, Woodlands No Comments »
Tony and Me: My Favorite Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater Memories
August 14th, 2015 Colby Primeaux The year was 1999 and I was in eighth grade. Pizza Hut ran a promotion. You buy a pizza and you get one of two PlayStation demo discs, each containing demos of upcoming games. I cannot remember nine of the ten games (although I think Ape Escape and Sled Storm were among them), but I […]
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Posted in Comp, News, Nintendo, Sony, Xbox Tags: n64, opinion, playstation, ps2, retro, skateboarding, sports, Tony Hawk, xbox No Comments »
