I am almost a complete novice when it comes to knowing anything about Speccy games. From what I have seen though, I am impressed with the graphic detail but the colors always bewildered me. The computer

I remember playing the demo that came packed with another game that I had purchased back in the day. I can't remember much about this game other than I was interested in trying it out but the stores around

I wanted Gaiares so bad when I saw it in magazines back in the day. Renovation knew exactly how to market that one. I remember there being a "gaming" segment on the weekend news back then and

Ooh, I like this even more now knowing it is cool to share others content. I was going to ask about that - considering there are rewards connected, I was concerned it might be frowned upon (maybe viewed

I enjoy the first two quite a bit. My problems with 3 are probably due to the fact I did not have anyone to play with so I had to solo it.

Definitely. Someone needs to make the arcade version work on home consoles because Sega completely missed the mark with that Genesis Golden Axe 3 release.

Okay, signed up and read up a little bit on HivePosh. It looks like it is Twitter only at the moment but it is rewarding Hive users for supporting spreading the word about Hive via sharing content that

I had not heard of HivePosh, nor what I thought you said the first time HivePush, till now. I just looked at them, both seem interesting but the HivePosh really intrigues me (I am quite a loud mouth on

I am not sure, it is not out yet. It looks nicer though.

I agree, 100%. I never owned one but I had a friend that had one and we would play it whenever we had sleepovers at either of our homes on the weekends. I honestly think it failed because of the same reason

It definitely had some amazing artwork, that was part of the reason I bought it. It was released during that period when strategy guides were going well above what was needed. An amazing time to have the

The original doesn't have jump scares or anything that I remember, it is filled with frustrating points where you feel cheated though. Lol

You rock. Happy Valentine's Day to you too.

Wild Arms was one of my favorite RPG's on the PlayStation console. I was working a lot at a sheet metal shop during that period and lived out in the country so being snowed in was commonplace. I grabbed

I am not sure what their release plans are. I am going to reach out to them to see if I can get an interview with them. If I can, that will definitely be a question I ask.

Yeah, this is 100% indie. I don't believe the developer can afford to purchase the rights to Indiana Jones. They have many other titles they have already created and released so there is not much concern

I knew I forgot something. Thank you for posting the link, definitely a very much needed piece there.

This and Klonoa were the games that made me realize just how cool 2D/2.5D gaming could be on the 32-Bit consoles. Sure, Clockwork Knight on Saturn was cool though it was painfully slow in my opinion. I

I need to actually sit down and play this one. I have, somehow, avoided playing River Raid at all. I remember seeing it on shelves when I was younger and have had multiple opportunities to play it through

Loving these magazine posts you make available. When I think I knew all of the publications from back in the day, I see you post about one I had either never known or had forgotten and I am transported