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Ah, sports games. This is a genre that I have done my best to avoid in these historical articles. The reason being, for the most part, sports games don’t age well. Bases Loaded is one of the few that, while not having aged well, still holds a great place in my heart as a gamer. […]
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Bases Loaded Strikes out Competition on Nintendo NES – Today in History – April 1st, 1991
April 1st, 2016 
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Whomp ‘Em Foregoes Native American Niceties on Nintendo Entertainment System – Today in History – March 20th, 1991
March 20th, 2016 Carl Williams Native Americans are one group that has gotten the short end of the stick when it comes to video games. Sure, they have been featured, poorly, in titles such as Custer’s Revenge (Atari 2600) and plenty of western games over the years. The problem is, all of those appearances were “off” about the heritage of […]
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Why Robowarrior is More Survival Horror than Resident Evil
September 10th, 2015 Carl Williams When Capcom released Resident Evil for the Sony Playstation everyone was cheering this new “survival horror” genre that was just created. The problem is, this genre was older than most people remember it just didn’t have the name survival horror at the time. Sure, there were other horror games prior to Robowarrior but they were […]
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