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Rayman was one of many titles that joined the Sony PlayStation console at launch in North America. Being completely different than other launch titles made this Ubi Soft classic stand out. First, the character, Rayman, has no limbs. Sure, he has hands and feet and a head but no appendages connecting them to his body. […]
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Rayman Joins PlayStation Launch Group – September 9th, 1995 – Today in Video Game History
September 9th, 2020 
Carl Williams 
Posted in News, PSOne, Sony 
Tags: 1995, action, launch title, platform, rayman, September 9th, September 9th 1995, Ubi Soft 
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Fatalities Expanded in Mortal Kombat II – Today in History – September 9th, 1994
September 8th, 2014 Carl Williams It is pretty much accepted fact that Nintendo’s censorship policy literally gave the Sega Genesis a slight upper hand when the original Mortal Kombat was released on home consoles. Acclaim was between a rock and a hard place as far as the Super Nintendo version of the bloody brawler was concerned. History shows they went […]
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Posted in News, Nintendo, Portables, Sega, Sony, Xbox Tags: 1994, acclaim, animality, arcdade, Baraka, brawler, carl williams, censored, censorship, fatality, fighting, friendship, game boy, genesis, Jax, Midway, Mileena, mortal kombat, nintendo, retro gaming magazine, rgm, sega, September 9th, street fighter II, super nintendo 1 Comment »
Sonic Goes 3D and Escorts the Dreamcast to Gamers in Sonic Adventure – Today in History – September 9th, 1999
September 8th, 2014 Carl Williams Sonic is quite an enigma as far as company/console mascots go. Starting life on the Sega Genesis and hitting every Sega console ever released with at least one game, Sonic only lead one console at launch- the Sega Dreamcast. Sonic Adventure was also a unique title in the Sonic series since it wa the first […]
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Posted in News, Sega Tags: 1999, 3d, action, carl williams, doctor, dr, dreamcast, Eggman, gamecube, launch title, Live, microsoft, Network, nintendo, playstation, psn, retro, retro gaming magazine, rgm, Robotnik, sega, sega dreamcast, sega genesis, September 9th, sonic, Sonic Adventure, sony, steam, Steam Games, Steam Powered, triverse, valve, windows, xbox 1 Comment »
Namco Triumphs Valiantly Over Sega Dreamcast Launch Competition with Soul Calibur- Today in History- September 9th, 1999
September 8th, 2014 Carl Williams When the original Soul Edge (arcade)/Soul Blade (PSOne) game hit it was so unique and different over the competition. Here was this 3D one on one fighting game with phenomenal graphics and characters fighting with weapons. The announcer was equipped with more than a couple of words in his vocabulary also. Now, take all of […]
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Posted in Dreamcast, News, Sega Tags: 1999, 3d, arcade, carl williams, dreamcast, fighting, launch title, namco, retro gaming magazine, rgm, sega, September 9th, Soul Calibur, System 22, Taki, tekken, Voldo 1 Comment »
It’s Thinking – Today in History- September 9th, 1999
September 8th, 2014 Carl Williams The Sega Dreamcast was the last hope for Sega in the console market, we didn’t know it at the time and most of us just enjoyed it for what it was- a rocking console. There are multiple claims as to why the Dreamcast failed; we are not here to argue any of them. It died. […]
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