Final Fantasy VII 1997 The Game That Made JRPGs Mainstream
Release Date: January 31, 1997 (Japan) / September 7, 1997 (NA) | Developer: Square | Platform: PlayStation (32/128-bit CD-ROM, 3 discs) | ROM Size: 3x...
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That Time Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater Made Me Care About Sports Games (And Changed Everything)
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater was my introduction to sports gaming. Growing up I played Sega Genesis games and Dreamcast games (Sonic, Streets of Rage, etc.)....
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Power Stone Review: The 3D Fighting Game That Nobody Remembers But Should
I have been involved in IT management for fifteen years, and have come to enjoy systems that are innovative, and efficient, even if they seem...
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Day of the Tentacle Review The Time Travel Comedy That LucasArts Perfected
Day of the Tentacle Review: A Space Shooter That Made Pac-Man Look Easy My name is Marcus. Whilst the rest of the world is debating...
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How Arcade Cabinets Stole My Childhood (And Why I’d Let Them Do It Again)
To this day, I remember hearing those sounds, in passing during the day, or sometimes even in my sleep. If you were lucky enough to...
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Super Mario World Review The Launch Title That Justified The SNES
Coming to retro gaming without any nostalgia for the past, I had to evaluate games based on how they play now — not on how...
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Myst Review The Puzzle Game That Sold More PCs Than Any Marketing Campaign
Myst Review: The Puzzle Game That Brought More PC Sales Than Any Marketing Campaign I’m reviewing Myst now because the rest of my crew spent...
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SNES vs Mega Drive: Which Console Was Better?
Whenever I teach history lessons in my classes, students will often ask me “which was better?” when really what they want to know is why...
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The Day Pokémon Red & Blue Invaded My High School (And Changed Everything)
I’ll never forget where I was when I realised the entire social structure of Woodridge High School would change forever — it was during fourth...
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GoldenEye 007 Review: How Rare Proved Console FPS Could Work
Goldeneye is now almost 20 years old. Some of you reading this are young enough that you missed all of the hype surrounding Goldeneye’s release....
