Oh man, this brings me back to the classic computer RPG days. Might and Magic, Wizardry, Alternate Reality, etc were all titles I loved to hate back in the day, and cost me so much allowance money spent

Finally someone else that knows what the Pico-8 is and how cool it is. There are some amazing games for this device, I have covered several here on Hive for years. Some absolutely amaze me in how they

This was a game franchise I was interested in trying out but by the time I got a chance to, the earlier games were just not in my wheelhouse anymore as I felt that game play style was too archaic at that

I am just as amazed, that is why I write articles and make videos available. I am a fan at heart and love these projects and love reading about how others feel about them. So many awesome projects in the

I thought so too, I had to share it. I mean, we have people making Mario Kart clones and flight simulators in Quake, but Doom? Total conversions usually stick to it still being an FPS, this makes a whole

I agree 100%, story lines and epic adventures are awesome but at its core, a game that is just pick up and go can be just as entertaining and engulfing. I hope we see more pick up and play titles coming

Thank you. I have to look up Balloon Fight. That game has been one I have never checked out. I am a huge fan of Joust though and would love to check out more games similar to it.

That is a great way to describe this game. It looks like it is just going to be a fun game to play. Sadly, people today will conider that "simple" or not worth their time. They will complain

I completely agree with you. I do not understand why fast food places do not adopt a floating price like most sit down places do. Whether it is called "early bird" or "brunch prices"

I agree, it is a natural thing to adjust for supply and demand but imagine if there was no backlash on this and stores like Walmart or Costco decided to implement a similar AI managed pricing system. You

OMG, fast food the new stock market 😂😂😂

Lowering prices during non-peak hours is something I noticed was not mentioned by their CEO, nor any article I sourced on this. Only raising prices. Also, no one mentioned staff getting a boost in pay

It definitely is impressive, this is something I never thought would be possible on the Atari 2600.

I had never heard of this one but I am a sucker for overhead Zelda style games. Thanks for the heads up on this one, I am going to check it out but hold off on that purchase button for a bit.

I was a big fan of these first-person dungeon crawlers, though I was horribly lost playing them on my brothers Commodore 64 (he kept the manuals hidden from me as a deterrant). I did rent many of them

They are still doing this type of game? I remembr the first, you ran a game company, I believe, I enjoyed it a lot but life got in the way and time to follow these games went out the window. Cool to see

Done right, any game in this style can be quite good. The problem I see with most releases in this genre is that developers do not quite have their finger on the pulse of what works and what doesn't. Or

I saved it to my wishlist, if it hits $20 or lower I will be grabbing it. Till then, I have plenty of other games like this to keep me busy. Thanks again for bringing this one up, I completely missed it

This does look quite interesting, I became a fan of 3D platformer "collect-a-thons" after the 32-Bit era while developers figured out what worked, what didn't, etc. I still enjoy a lot of 3D

You are welcome. I enjoy these things a lot and getting to share them with others make them even more fun and entertaining to learn about.