The internet. A place to research, a place to glean information and get news the moment it breaks, a place to watch any visual media you can think of. Instead though, we’re just going to leave you with these 10 links to classic games and you can forget all the other stuff and lose your lunch hour and other free time to all the nostalgia. All of it.
How do composers make the iconic music tracks from games that we love? And just what makes them so memorable?
The Sega CD (aka Mega CD) had some classics that still live on today. Here's the 7 best Sega CD games & how to play them on modern consoles.
Series X/S + Dev Mode. It's a shame the retail mode emulators got removed, dev mode looks like a pain in the ass.
Final Fight was a great game on the CD, not only on the system but as a fighting game of the time as well. Up there in some ways with Streets of Rage 2 IMO. It's too bad they didn't continue putting the rest of them on there, the music is top notch too.
There is some wrong information in this article. I just checked for Sonic CD and Shining Force CD on Nintendo Switch eShop (as stated in the article) across 4 different regions, and they are not available.
Have you ever looked at a modern first-person shooter and wondered "How did we get here?" Wealth of Geeks performs a deep dive into the genre, including some of the most influential games, from the very first FPS from the cross-genre experiences that changed the game entirely.
you're going to get me in trouble at work...Thanks
Cool. I followed some of the links and man did that bring back memories.
lol, I remember finding about a site by accident.
Anyway, can you use a PS controller?
Play almost any classic game without installing anything.
http://www.retrouprising.co...
nesbox.com