I had a few of those knockoff handhelds over the years. Some were cool while others were simply lacking from the word go.

Just imagine if the Soviet Union was not so totalitarian and allowed more stuff like this to be created. Makes you wonder just how many awesome potentially awesome games were snuffed out due to socialist

I agree, 2000 to 2010 was a blur for me as well. I was never able to get copies of the N64 Zelda's so I missed out on those. I have played most of the portable ones though. Still, A Link to the Past on

Tomb Raider can get hellish in later levels - there is a lot of switch using and moving sections and such in the later levels that requires a lot of trial and error to figure out. There is even a secret

The original Tomb Raider is not a very forgiving game. They redid a lot of the annoying parts in the remake in 2013 that make the game, obviously, better looking but also a little easier to figure out

Google Play is weird sometimes. There are tons of games that are compatible with my devices that will not show up in search. If I find a link to the games from outside of Google Play and use that to access

Please let us know if it works on your phone. Would be interesting to know just how old a version of Android it supports.

I got one back in 2003 when I needed it. I have long since moved onto GBA for portable gaming in that regard. I also now have a 3DS and such - something about Nintendo developed games. I agree with you

I completely agree with you about playing a ROM on other hardware. Especially Nintendo games. They certainly make the hardware for their games (just look at that Gamecube controller for instance). I remember

I was in a similar situation, a friend had the game but I did not. I would stay at his house a weekend or so a month after this was released and we would play it till we fell asleep on Friday and Saturday

Not at all. That is awesome actually. I have similar experiences randomly when viewing Super Mario Bros pics or reading something on it, I seemingly subconsciously "hear" the sound of him jumping

Man, those were the days, back before the Internet and everyone knowing everything before something was released.

Same here. I was never a user but it was interesting. Then I heard about the orientation of the video and was out. I have done a bit of research on what shows they had as the only one I remember being

I agree, this is very similar to Wall-E by Disney. Strikingly so. Lol. I was not aware there was a trick at the title screen though.

Thank you.

I remember those days of Bitcoin being less than $1 each. My first experience with Bitcoin was a customer for my PR company. He needed some work done, asked if I had ever heard of Bitcoin, I said I had

Yes, I am co-owner of RGM. Always looking for writers. Right now it is just me writing regularly for the site. I also own Gravis Ludus Wrestling and Gaming on Batteries. Are you interested in joining the

I never got to play with one as by the time I got a NES that peripheral was set out to pasture. Was it a fun add-on?

Much like most things from childhood, you don't realize just how special things are until years, if not decades, later. They were awesome and a great memories I will always have.

This was one of the few games my father would play with me as a kid. He had real bad arthritis so using the game pad was out of the question for him. He did play Tetris because he could lay the controller