If you’re a fan of retro games shopping, Japan is often seen as the place to be to score bargains, but it’s quite a bit more complicated than that.
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Tag: retrogaming
Atari Flashback Portable Review
The somewhat notorious AT Games does, sometimes, put out a quality product. The Atari Flashback Portable isn’t great, but it’s good enough for a quick retro fix — and it might just be the best Atari licensed system you can buy.
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Revisiting Dead Rising 2
As part of my effort to play and enjoy more games, I’ve recently taken a romp through the zombie-infested playground that is Capcom’s Dead Rising 2.
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Streets of Rage 4 is all kinds of surprising
Sega’s classic beat-em-up returns, but that new art style is going to divide a lot of folks (me included)
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Organising retro games collections made easy
Keeping any number of retro games sorted sure isn’t an easy task. But it doesn’t have to be super-difficult. In fact, it can be kind of easy.
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What's your go-to game for relaxing with?
Some games are hard, some games are easy, and some games just let you put your brain in neutral.
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Flea Market Micro Handheld Arcade Game Review
The Flea Market Micro Handheld Arcade Game is sort of cheap, but it left me anything but cheerful.
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Rampage Review: How well does the movie stand up to the game?
I finally got around to watching Rampage, so why not offer up an opinion?
Continue readingIs Apple's new iPad the iPad Pro killer? Why is Telstra staring at a $10 million fine? Is THEC64 Mini worth buying? Vertical Hold – Episode 171
Apple’s push for the education market involves a new iPad that works with the previously iPad Pro-specific Apple Pencil. Does this mean the iPad Pro is a bad buy? Speaking of bad buys, Telstra’s in trouble for allowing customers to make bad app buys, but why? All this and more in the latest episode of […]
Continue readingVideo Review: Ms. Pac-Man (Atari 2600)
In which I argue for Ms. Pac-Man’s supremacy across all Atari 2600 titles in video form, with bonus advertisements and Hangman… for some reason.
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