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Mario Party 2 is a multiplayer party game that takes advantage of the Nintendo 64 hardware. Namely the four players at once capabilities. This allowed Hudson Soft, the developers, a lot of freedom in how the Mario Party line of games play. Even if you do not have three friends to play with you can […]
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Mario Party 2 Continues Nintendo Genre Take Overs – January 24th, 2000 – Today in Video Game History
January 23rd, 2021 
Carl Williams 
Posted in News, Nintendo, Nintendo 64 
Tags: hudson soft, Mario Party 2, multiplayer, nintendo, party 
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Konami Unveils New Details on PC Engine Core Grafx Mini
July 21st, 2019 Carl Williams Konami Digital Entertainment has revealed in recent days more details about the PC Engine Core Grafx mini console, a product that we would be ready to bet maybe with bonusnewjersey.com, is already on the wish list of many of our readers. The compact version of the classic 1987 console will have a total selection of […]
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Could Konami Unveil Turbo Grafx-16 Compilation at E3 2018?
April 30th, 2018 Carl Williams Considering E3 2018 is just around the corner it is time to start the speculating. Thanks to the exhibitor details for Konami being made available, we have one juicy detail to focus on. A compilations release is mentioned for PlayStation 3, 4, PS4 Pro, Nintendo Switch, Android, iPhone, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox One X. […]
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Last Legion UX – Fan Translation of Nintendo 64 Game Released in English
January 18th, 2017 Neil Reive Last Legion UX is a third person action fighting game that was developed by Yuke’s and published by Hudson in 1999 for the Nintendo 64. The game is a fighting game in the same vein as Virtual On, where players get to equip their mechs with different weapons, different combinations, and pit against each other […]
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Bonk’s Revenge for the Nintendo Entertainment System Restored
September 2nd, 2015 Carl Williams Sometimes censorship in videogame is weird. Other times it is probably for the best. While I personally have no problem with upside down crosses in a game like Splatterhouse, there are people that are. Concerned parents usually have more to be worried about in that game than some background sprites. Same thing for the positioning […]
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Posted in NEC, News, Nintendo Tags: action, adventure, Bonk, Bonk's Revenge, carl williams, entertainment system, hudson soft, mascot, nes, nintendo, platform, retro, retro gaming magazine, retrogaming, rgm, turbo grafx-16 No Comments »
Bandit Gaming- Adventure Island Being Ported to Atari 2600 as Expedition Island
March 9th, 2015 Carl Williams Atari is in the news a fair bit lately, from the recently discovered Alien vs Predator for Atari Lynx prototype (the third such version) to the recently released/announced Atari Jaguar games. Tack on another title to the growing list of new Atari games, this time it is Adventure Island getting ported to the Atari 2600. […]
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Super Bomberman 2 Lets You Blow Up Your Friends – December 12th, 1994 – Today in Video Game History
December 11th, 2014 Carl Williams Super Bomberman 2 for the Super Nintendo proved a few things. There simply are not enough two, or more, player games available on retro platforms. Sure, today gamers have online multiplayer everything from racing to shooters to role playing games. Retro gaming fans have had to resort to actually getting in the same room with […]
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Oriental Blue: Ao no Tengai Fan Translated and Released
October 9th, 2013 Carl Williams It is every generation of consoles that we see Role Playing Games (RPG’s) left in Japan, the Game Boy Advance was no different. Oriental Blue: Ao no Tengai is just one such title, that is now available in English thanks to fans that have taken it upon themselves to translate it.
