NEC made so many stupid mistakes with the TurboGrafx-16. One controller port, requiring fans buy an adapter to play two, or more, player games. The stereo add-on, that also acted like a battery backed

Yes we do. Of course, more than likely in my old age I have just lost the ability to enjoy multiple part transformations or something. I like to put together various building block set things on camera

What bothers me the most about newer Transformer toys is some literally have to be broken to transform. One in particular I remember, it was a motorcycle character released around 2005/2006. To transform

I remember retail competition and one thing they battled over was the toy aisle. It was wonderful. Supermarkets even had toy aisles with stuff that bigger stores would never stock. Gas stations had toy

For me, the only reason to get a Lynx was Ninja Gaiden as everything else on that portable was available in a better iteration on something I already owned. I wasn't into After Burner style shooters so

The traditional Phantasy Star died with Genesis but Sega gave it a second life with the Online games which were ported to other consoles after the Dreamcast died - specifically the GameCube. I am in the

I know how that feels, losting things to situations out of your control. It sucks.

I loved the arcade version of Ninja Gaiden but just could not get into the NES version, I can't even call it a port it is a completely different game. I had a friend that loved that series on NES and could

I am right there with you on toys from the 80's. I was born in 1976 so I was prime age for the toy craze. I had tons of toys - 90% were knock-off figures from the local supermarket that had $3 to $5 toys

Gran parte del problema de hacer un juego sobre Evil Dead es que nadie lo ha hecho bien todavía. Hay tantas cosas en juego que es casi imposible transferir las acciones, los dichos y los sentimientos de

They are definitely intricate. I would not even know where to begin on designing one of these - so many things going on underneath the pretty pieces under the glass there. Kind of like newer Transformer

I need to track down the PSP version as I don't own a PS4 (I stopped console gaming at the PS3 and Xbox 360). Thanks for the heads up.

I was a big fan of Castlevania II myself. I sucked at the original and when I heard this was basically a remake of that game, I went ahead and skipped it, figuring the headaches I experienced in the NES

This is one of those games I wanted but never got because the local EB or Software Etc were constantly sold out. I was able to play the demo and thought it was great. I guess I could have bought it at

Si no recuerdo mal, tuvieron problemas de presupuesto para filmar la primera película de Evil Dead, hasta el punto de que los actores y el equipo tuvieron que dormir en la cabaña y quemar muebles para

I am not sure what I enjoyed more about Zelda II than I did the original. Maybe it was the side scrolling sections, it felt like a different game, I felt more in control probably seeing Link swing his

It is amazing what some of that stuff we played with without a second thought back in the day is worth now. I mean, even just the boxes some of these toys and such came in is worth money. Several years

I may have to find a copy of these for PC, I bet they are cheap on eBay as most older PC games are, at least the PC version of cross platform games doesn't hold value as well as the console ports.

What is interesting about the NES Zelda game is that it only used half the space allotted to it. The development team misunderstood something while working on it and only made the game half as big as expected.

This was one of the popular games I had to miss the first entry in back in the day due to stores being sold out of it all the time. I was too impatient to mail a money order into a company from a magazine