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Posts Tagged ‘titus’

Today in Gaming History: Virtual Chess 64

June 10th, 2016

Dash The Bomber

Virtual Chess 64 was the one and only Chess simulator on the N64. Contrary to popular belief, VC64 was not the 64th game on the series, but rather the one and only of its kind in the console. It was developed by Titus Software the same company who produced Superman 64. But, unlike Superman which […]

Posted in News, Nintendo, Nintendo 64

Tags: Board games, Chess, titus, Virtual Chess, Virtual Chess 64

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Kao the Kangaroo Jumps onto Sega Dreamcast – February 13th, 2001 – Today in Video Game History

February 12th, 2016

Carl Williams

Keep in mind, 15 plus years ago, 3D action adventure titles were all the rage. This was caused by a little plumber who launched a memorable console in 1996. A decade prior, Mario did the same thing for 2D side scrolling action games. Mario has a tendency to do that. This article, though, is not […]

Posted in Comp, Dreamcast, News, Portables, Sega

Tags: 3d, action, adventure, Kao the Kangaroo, titus

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Today in Retro Gaming – Superman (N64)

May 29th, 2014

Michael Crisman

One hundred and ninety-six countries, including all of Europe became signatories to the Geneva Convention back in 1949. Despite this documented historical fact, French developer Titus Software was, for reasons unknown to Amnesty International, the Red Cross, and the United Nations, permitted to release Superman on the Nintendo 64. The result, as you might have […]

Posted in Console, News, Nintendo

Tags: n64, nintendo, nintendo 64, retro, superman, titus, today in retro gaming, warner bros, wb

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Brainies Challenge Gamers Minds on SNES – April 2nd, 1996 – Today in History

April 2nd, 2014

Carl Williams

The Brainies, a title that was released on many computers half a decade earlier, is a puzzle title with a twist for the Super Nintendo. When Titus released this game on the Super Nintendo, it was quite late in the life of Nintendo’s 16-Bit console. Innovation and brain teasing challenge were being used heavily with […]