Resisting the urge to check out Acid Warp, scratching my neck, eyes darting around Great write up, I had never heard of this software before. I absolutely love the MS-DOS era and a lot of the titles we

That would be quite a grail if you have a sealed copy of R-Type DX. I wanted to get a TurboGrafx-16 back in the day just for the R-Type home port. By the time I got a TG-16, R-Type was nowhere to be found.

I agree, 100%. Local is quite expensive.

Exactly. That is what this is going to be considering it is connecting to, or accessing, Meta's AI assistant - I don't see them allowing users to run a local version that Meta cannot access statistics

I am the same, my only exposure to this universe was the SNES game and I really liked it, even though I was too young to really understand why my run and gun tactics were not working and that aiming mechanic

I am intrigued by it, even though I have very little knowledge of the Shadowrun universe myself. I am always down for a new adventure.

Thank you, you rock!

I like playing the "what if" game, especially with gaming since Nintendo's contracts prior to the 16-Bit era were so restrictive and controlling. I always wonder what Contra would have looked

I grew up with LCD games, mostly the cheap ones that Radio Shack sold, or I got second hand through yardsales. I didn't have a Game Boy till the Pocket came out in the 90s so gaming on the go for me was

It does look great. The developer is doing a great job with this fan port.

I just found out recently that if you install the Epic Games app on your Android phone, they do free game giveaways there too.

I know the guy that found the only known to exist prototype of the SNES CD-ROM combo unit. I interviewed him years ago. I need to post the review here. I offered it to a magazine that was publishing at

I loved the old text adventures, partly because my earlier computers were not exactly the "popular" models so there was no getting more popular games on them (plus, growing up in Northern California,

Mods like this are why I love 2D gaming so much. It is familiar but still new and challenging.

I agree with you about AI. I personally care more about the quality of the end results. I remember in the early 80s when computer graphics first started being used in movies (Last Star Fighter, Youn Sherlock

Coming from someone that is not an Xbox gamer, I thought a couple of those were already, or should have been, implemented. Great that they are finally adding them though. I particularly like the highlighting

There is something about these casual puzzle games that will always get my attention. Maybe it is the simple gameplay, not having to remember hundreds of pages of story, or just the fact that you can pick

I loved, absolutely loved, these gore focused light gun games in arcades. I even bought a Saturn and two Sega Stunner guns when I saw the game at a local Electronics Boutique. It was not perfect but it

Data East! Damnit, I said Sony Imagesoft in the video. 🤣 That game, that... It certainly was a game. I don't know which was worst between the three on Nintendo hardware - NES, SNES, or Game Boy versions.

Some of these, I have to call in to question defining "play". If it is an unplayable frame rate, is it really "playing" Doom? Like the person that got Doom running in a PDF or something