Este é um título clássico divertido que eu costumo usar quando estou procurando algo simplesmente "divertido" para jogar. Não quero algo pesado na história ou que exija que eu faça missões de

Porky Pig is right up there with Garfield as a character I would have very close to the bottom of my list of cartoon characters to license for an action game. 😂 Wonderful review, the game sounds like

I emulate as much as possible. Could be for convenience or it is simply too costly to play an original copy. It doesn't help that a lot of games I cover are simply not available digitally for a platform

Things like this are just one more reason to love Hive. The transparency the ease of use. Wonderful idea here. Thank you for making it available.

I used to help with a gaming publication preservation group called Out of Print Archive. They have permission to release these mags to the public. Last I checked they had quite a few up. I mainly helped

Sadly, I can see that happening. Just look at the dwindling physical game selection at stores over the years. I remember the video game selection for one console being a whole aisle, both sides, at Walmart.

I played Croc for a few minutes at a local EB and something threw me off about it. I think it was the way you moved in the level. I can't remember for sure as I have slept since then. 😂 It looked great,

Oh yeah, 100%. I feel the 32-Bit era, outside of Capcom fighters, is probably the low point of comic book licensed games. Even the NES had some amazing 8-Bit licensed games released - Batman, Batman: Return

This was one of those games that I skipped in favor of grabbing some titles that were on clearance at the time. I figured I would grab this on clearance later or something. I cannot really pinpoint why

I think comics licensed gaming peaked during the 16-Bit era. I remember all of the hoopla over the Batman & Robin game for the PSOne. Magazines (Gamefan the loudest of them all, as usual) touted the

I am grateful you enjoy the content I make available. I enjoy this stuff so it is very easy, and fun, for me. Even better when I meet someone that enjoys these things too. Gaming is an amazing activity

I am glad it was received well. There are so many mods for Mario 64, I suggest any fan of the original to Google for them. This one is one of the more interesting ones to me (I am coming out of an extreme

I have never heard of this magazine. That Batman/Robocop ad looks stylistic as all get out in so many good ways. They don't do advertising like that anymore, shoot probably not beyond 1992 or 1993 as the

I was a hard core gamer with the PlayStation and Saturn and STILL missed so many great games. There is only ever so much money available so some had to be pushed to the side for others to come home. That

Man, I remember the 2.5D rage and I LOVED it because I was fortunate enough to have both a Saturn (picked up when Virtua Fighter 2 launched) and a PlayStation (bought it with Twisted Metal 1) during the

Years ago I played with the AI image generation program Nvidia released but after upgrading to a new computer, I can't find it anymore. It was fun playing with prompts and such. I was never able to make

It sucks that those memories were, potentially, tossed aside to be forgotten. Hopefully someone that knows these people will run across your posts and will be able to piece together some of their

Congrats on getting these lots. I used to grab lots of PS3 and Xbox 360 games all the time before the pandemic hit (after that, the prices just got stupid in my area for common games). Still some great

I never played this one but I remember playing the HECK out of Clickomania, similar concept just didn't feature "levels" like this - no overworld or anything. Still fun though. Talk about the

I am glad, thank you for the comment. I hope they keep up the good work on this game, the Atari Jaguar is definitely missing in this genre.