There are definitely some benefits to either option, most go for the company option for the security it provides. I self publish, and ghost write, mostly using digital formats for publishing and it is

I used to run an indie public relations company that worked with, at one time, over 10 indie artists (as well as other clients). From my experience, the one that went on to release more than one album

It is the gamble. If you go out on your own for anything, you are just that, on your own. Many make it and are happy with the results. Sadly, the unsuccessful ones far outnumber those that did make it

For a time, I enjoyed TikTok, making content using music (lipsyncing) and trying my hand at improving my confidence on camera (and leveling up my video/audio editing skills). Now, I completely agree with

I agree, this is very nostalgic and affordable as well. I grew up on Atari as well, the 2600 was my first console, had it up till around 2014 or so, still worked.

It is great to finally see games coming that we did not get back in the day, like Fatal Run. I hope they continue this trend and maybe expand into finishing up unreleased games and releasing those as well.

It was a fun console, my first "traditional" console. I played a lot of Asteroids and Missile Command, even when I had other games to play, I still came back to those two often. It is just as

I agree with you there, I had a bit of better luck, mostly with the Atari 7800 version, not sure why, maybe I was just used to playing games like this with a joystick. My best friend back then had this

Thank you so much for that. I love the 80s and early 90s era of gaming and also love sharing that interest with all the great people here on Hive. It is an amazing time to be a fan of retro gaming.

I am glad to meet another Impossible Mission fan that understands the signficance of this one. It just feels right, no wonky changes like bringing in new characters or anything, just creating a portable

Thank you, I just added a long version of the video so anyone interested can check out the full demo of this WIP and what it has to offer (well most, I did not want to spoil the whole thing for those that

I remember being horribly addicted to this game as well, and the original it is based on, Tetris Attack. Nintendo being themselves, they got us to buy basically the same game again with new paint and

I hope they continue with development of this and we see how the 7800 could handle later levels. So far, it is super impressive.

So thankful that y'all picked up my article. That is a great little game I hope more fans of giant monsters check it out. Another awesome list of gaming articles too, love it.

This developer has been on my radar for a month or two now, I knew I had to write something up when I saw this one pop up earlier today. It is too cute and timely too. To boot, it is very fun.

El Tetris es un gran juego, lo he jugado de vez en cuando durante décadas. Sale una nueva versión, al menos la pruebo. Me divierto más con las variantes que con los puertos directos, pero el original tiene

I keep telling myself that it might be time to give up the genre and just play Symphony of the Night when I want that fix but I keep trying new games hoping one will be the one that I cannot put down.

This is one of those games I heard about for a long time before actually seeing it. I have been close to purchasing it many times but I am fickle with Metroidvania style games - I kind of got into, and

I would love to see someone remaster this. I would even be fine with DLC for this - imagine different defense packs (new cities, military vehicles, etc) or monsters that could be bought as licenses were

I play both modes, I just prefer Zero Build more as at Silver III in builds, it is like fighting Bob Villa half the time. I just treat it like I do Zero Build only sparingly building a random wall here