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Puyo Puyo never officially saw release on the Atari 800 XL/XE computer. Fan programmer, and Atari Age forum member, “R0ger” is working on fixing that slight oversight. What is awesome about this fan port is just how great it already looks.
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Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine Expands the Sonic Universe – November 26th, 1993 – Today in Video Game History
November 26th, 2016 
Carl Williams Sega expanded the Sonic the Hedgehog universe with Dr Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine on the Sega Genesis. Puyo Puyo fans will instantly be at home here.
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Puyo Puyo Chronicles Shown at Tokyo Game Show 2016
September 18th, 2016 Carl Williams Sega are on quite a roll lately. Just recently it was revealed that Sega were acquiring the Technosoft library that includes the Thunder Force series, Herzog Zwei and a few other titles. Now it they are showing off Puyo Puyo Chronicles for the Nintendo 3DS. This is great news for fans of this franchise when […]
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Kirby’s Avalanche Brings Puyo Puyo Puzzle Adventure to Super Nintendo – April 25th, 1995 – Today in History
April 25th, 2016 Carl Williams The Super Nintendo was, for many, the best console ever. Sure, that is a lofty statement and one that is VERY subjective based on the person making it. The fact remains though, for a large group of gamers, the Super Nintendo holds up quite well. One of the titles that holds its own is Kirby’s […]
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Columns Answers Tetris Call on Sega Genesis – June 29th, 1990 – Today in Video Game History
June 28th, 2015 Carl Williams Columns was a much needed entry in the puzzle genre for Sega. Back in the early 16-bit era Sega was in a bit of a pickle. Their Genesis console did not feature a well-rounded game library. If you were a sports or arcade game fan then, yeah, Sega had you covered with quite a few […]
