I love retro video games (hence this column’s existence). I also love Disney. Yes, I’m one of those folks, the person who would karaoke a song from Moana at the bar. That guy who spends 75% of his vacations at Disney parks. And you can’t make me feel bad about it. I’m also a big […]
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If you’re a gamer, you’ll already know about some of the must-have gaming accessories and peripherals. Fancy joysticks, relaxing chairs, multiple monitors—they’re all essential items for people who play games regularly. But what about some of the more unusual gaming peripherals out there? Which are the most weird-and-wonderful accessories that you can buy? RailDriver USB
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If you look at enough of another developer’s code, you will eventually say, “What were you thinking, you gosh-darn lunatic?” Now, this exchange can precede the moment where you quit a company and check into a padded room, or it can be akin to calling someone a mad genius and offering them a beer. In
I reviewed the Sega Genesis Mini earlier this week, and I love this micro-console homage to the 16-bit masterpiece. But that wasn’t the only Sega-themed retro event of the week. The Dreamcast celebrated its 20th anniversary on September 9. The Dreamcast is one of my favorite systems ever, but I struggled for most of the
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You can now play SNES games on your Nintendo Switch thanks to Nintendo adding 20 Super Nintendo games to Switch Online. Nintendo is promising to add more SNES games to Switch Online over time, but there’s some gems in the first set of games released. What Is Switch Online? In September 2018, Nintendo launched Switch
