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When you think of horror games on the original PlayStation console, what do you think of? Maybe you only know Capcom’s Resident Evil in this genre. Maybe you go a little less mainstream and remember something called Clock Tower by our friends at ASCII Entertainment? While this is technically the second Clock Tower game it […]
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Clock Tower Lops Limbs Off PlayStation Owners – October 1st, 1997 – Today in Video Game History
October 2nd, 2016 
Carl Williams 
Posted in News, PSOne, Sony 
Tags: 3d, adventure, ascii, capcom, clock tower, horror, Human, king's quest, playstation, point and click, psone, resident evil, Scissorman, sierra, sony 
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Today in Retro Gaming: Clock Tower 2 (PS1)
December 13th, 2015 Michael Crisman Clock Tower 2, one of the scariest games ever released for 32-bit systems, celebrates its 19th Japanese birthday today in retro gaming history! It’s impossible to explain what this game meant to me when I discovered it completely by accident at a Toys ‘R’ Us in the late 90’s. While Resident Evil made me jump […]
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Posted in Console, News, Sony Tags: ad, ascii, clock tower, horror, human entertainment, japan, playstation, ps1, psone No Comments »
Wacky Wednesday: ASCII Grip
April 29th, 2015 Michael Crisman Suppose you designed a video game controller that was meant to be used one-handed: how might you go about marketing this new technological marvel? Well, you could discuss the merits of using said one-handed controller with regards to helping you map while playing an RPG, take notes during an adventure game, or even drink your […]
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5 Obscure 8-Bit Gaming Licenses You Don’t See Anymore
October 11th, 2014 Carl Williams Licensing a celebrity, sports star, company and others are nothing new in gaming. I have seen many liceneses in gaming over the years. Movie stars, movies themselves, even commercials have made the jump to become a license for a game many times over. Most notably, licensing occurs in sports with each new iteration of whatever […]
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Fan Translation: Wizardry Gaiden: Suffering of the Queen for Game Boy Now in English
January 1st, 2014 Carl Williams Nintendo can probably safely say that their Game Boy, the original salad green screened one, ran without opposition because it decimated everything that was put against it. One reason for this success was the fact that Nintendo was able to get a plethora of games across many genres to market which pushed more sales of […]
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