Posts Tagged ‘nintendo entertainment system’

Dreamworld Pogie

Kickstarter – Dreamworld Pogie for the Nintendo Entertainment System

The Oliver Twins bring their unreleased Nintendo NES game, Dreamworld Pogie to Kickstarter to finally release a cartridge. The ROM is legally available to try out before you pledge.

3D Printed Legend of Zelda Board Created, Sold

A 3D printed map of the overworld of the Legend of Zelda on the Nintendo NES has been created and sold. You won’t believe what it looks like. Pics after the jump.

Blaster Master Making Return on Modern Hardware

Back in the 8-Bit days of gaming there were a few timeless franchises.  Super Mario Bros, Castlevania, Contra, Gradius (see a pattern yet?) and of course Blaster Master.  While we can forget Konami updating anything they own (they own the entire Hudson Soft library including TG-16 stuff) we can count on the people behind one […]

Oddballs In Gaming: Unlimited Saga Limits the Saga by not Limiting Itself?

If a game franchise goes on long enough eventually it veers into weird territory. Unfortunately, English-speaking RPG gamers hardly know the Saga series from Square (now Square Enix). You see Square chose to have two major lines of RPG’s: the traditional JRPG Final Fantasy and their more experimental Saga series.

Revenge of the License: Five NES Games That Missed the Point

I love licensed NES games. I love the sound they make as I yank them out of my system and hurl them against the wall. The relentless plundering through the morass in search of something worth playing and finding the occasional surprise is always delightful, and why I keep coming back to this column over […]

5 Games that are Too Much Game for the Hardware

Gaming has always been about pushing the boundaries of the hardware.  Whether it was 3D on the Sega Saturn or too many sprites on screen at one time in Gradius III on the Super Nintendo, developers have consistently pushed the envelope.  Sometimes these are awesome games such as Star Fox on SNES but other times they […]

Revenge of the License: Boxing Games and Karma

Humanity has some personality quirks we’ve spent the last several thousand years failing to breed out of existence. Chief among these is our desire to watch one person pulverize another in combat. No less a philosopher than the Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 remarked of the human race, “It’s in your nature to destroy yourselves.” Once […]

5 Unlicensed Ports of Mario Games

This is not a rehash of the “4 Sega Genesis Super Mario Ports You Don’t Know About” article. Instead, this article is less console specific and more varied in content covered. Here I will take a look at several of the unlicensed Mario games that have been made over the years. The platforms covered here […]

Boot Hill Blaster, NES Styled Arena Shooter, Released for Linux, Windows and Macintosh

With Halloween having just passed, it I still a good time to discuss fun games that feature the tropes of the season (after all, Wal-Mart has already put out Christmas decorations).  Boot Hill Blaster is just one such title which has just been released for Windows, Macintosh and Linux.  What we have here is an […]

Why Robowarrior is More Survival Horror than Resident Evil

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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