I am right there with you, I remember seeing it on shelves in early, early, 1995. Course, by then stores near me were phasing out Sega Genesis areas down to maybe a handful of titles on hand. It was a

What is interesting about Night Trap and Sewer Shark is, they were not made for Sega CD. They were actually created for a never launched Hasbro console that was expected in 1987 or so. It was supposed

It was a surprise to me too. I remember a passing mention in gaming publications back in the day about a company attempting to port Duke Nukem 3D to the Sega Mega Drive but no pics or any mention there

Yeah, I agree. There is often a decide difference in difficulty on these remasters. I don't know if it is just we are better at the games versus originals or not.

That is awesome. I was always relegated to grabbing free demo discs from stores like Software Etc or Electronics Boutique due to the demo version of the mags being quite a bit higher. One demo disc with

Man, talk about something that is lost to history and time. The demo disc was awesome and a great way to check out new games first hand.

I remember trying Elite out when I was younger and "not getting it" but when I tried again later, after discovering emulation and all that entails, I was hooked. I gravitated more towards better

Konami is one of those companies that watches the bottom line, hard. If something is a success financially, they keep pushing it. They are a company that won't take many misses before simply doing something

Definitely agree on Morrowind. Love that one.

Interesting concept. I will have to look this up on YouTube. Thank you.

Oh yeah, Doom has aged alright for single player but deathmatch is where it is at.

I agree with you on the size of these things - the companies then sell, separately of course, platforms to raise them up to a decent height. Once you figure in the cost of the platform for an Arcade1Up

Based on the information available I am guessing this is running Android. That is based on the numerous Android games that are already shown as running on this thing. Another detail, all of those Android

I hated the camera so much but loved the idea and such of the game that I had to just get over it. That was quite a hurdle to get over though.

Definitely. This was back when Konami was super cool. Their games were often powerhouses on the 16-bit consoles. Castlevania, Contra, etc. Good stuff back then.

This is such a great, but extremely hard, game. It is quite literally a newer version of what we used to play on the Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genesis back in the day. Cuphead got a lot of

This was one of those games that I wanted to enjoy when I first got it from the local rental store. I just could not get into it, even though I had plowed through the previous games, because of the high

You are welcome. It is a great series. Have you checked out the Reignited trilogy release on current consoles and PC? It is beautiful and is an amazing trip down memory lane.

If you enjoy turn based strategy games but don't care to get all into the details of weapons and such, rather just have fun, this series is great. It gets tough later in the game though but not impossible.

Oh yeah, I remember when Rayman was first announced it was only shown on the Atari Jaguar and magazines of the time touted it as a potential console exclusive. Thankfully, they were wrong and Ubi Soft