Which 8-bit light gun was better? Which had the better games? Well let's look at a bunch of games for each and find out!

SNK released the Neo CD CD as a cheaper alternative to its cartridge-based AES system. Some games even received upgraded music while most also enjoyed lengthy loading times. So how is the system overall

We've heard good things about DTube so this is an introduction video and hopefully the first of many that we'll be posting on here and Steemit! ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Ever wonder what our gaming setups and collections look like? Well wonder no more because here they are. The episode is split into two parts, the first half showing Joe's setup and the second half showing

Many of you probably haven't heard about Ys and many of you have. Here we take a look at all the games in the series up to Ys 7 and on many of the different platforms that the games appeared on. With special

There are some games that would find new audiences if they could be given HD updates for modern consoles. That would pave the way for new installments to be made in the franchise. What games would you

Here we talk about Sega's Out Run, it's legacy and look at tons of different versions of the game, many of which you many not have even known existed! Do you like Out Run? If so which is your favorite

Hey Steemit in this episode we talk about a lot of (but certainly not all) Disney games that appeared on consoles in the 8 and 16-bit era. What are some of your Disney favs from that era?

Is this the dumbest video ever? A spoken read-through of Sega's first catalog of Master System games published in 1986 and distributed with their first releases. What more can I say? Watch... or rather

As promised here we are with a bunch more shoot 'em ups for the Super Nintendo, a system not exactly well-suited for the genre... at least that's what a lot of people think. So what are some of your favorite

The Super Nintendo certainly isn't known for it's plethora of shooters like the Genesis was early on or the PC Engine was. But there are still some great shoot-em-ups for the system. Some bad ones too.

This is a very nontraditional episode for us but it seems to be a favorite of many. The entire episode is WTF, from the way we act and sound, tot he on-camera premise, and even the games we cover are full

As promised here's part 2 of our dedicated look at RPGs. That doesn't mean this will be the only time we ever cover these type of games, we just felt that they should have a couple of dedicated episodes.

We don't cover RPGs very often so we thought we'd dedicate a couple of episodes to the genre. Favorites like Earthbound, Phantasy Star and Chrono Trigger appear in this one. Part 2 will be posted here

We take a look at two consoles this time, the NEC SuperGrafx and the Atari Jaguar. Neither console was very popular nor had a lot of games. The SuperGrafx has become somewhat sought after since it also

This was one of my favorite episodes to make. All of our on-camera scenes are actually running on my model 1 Genesis and model 1 Sega CD. In the episode itself we take a look at a bunch of FMV games, even

The 3DO is a rather odd console, or should we say "platform" as different manufacturers made their own versions, but of course the games were all compatible with each of them. Kind of a stopgap

Data East was an amazing company creating a lot of really good and often really crazy videogames, especially in the arcade. Let us not forget their legacy as we explore and celebrate their greatness in

The Nintendo Gamecube doesn't get enough love. It was Nintendo's first disc-based system and would be the backbone of the architecture for the Wii and even the Wii U in a lot of ways. The games came on

Ever since consoles had more than enough memory and the ability to easily play older, less powerful games we've been privy to relases which feature multiple older games on them. Usually games that were