The Nintendo e-Reader for Gameboy Advance (GBA) is an obscure peripheral probably best known for playing original black box NES games by scanning a dot codes printed on cards. However, there are…
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VIDEOCAST – Birthdays the Beginning (PC)
Birthdays The Beginning is a simulation God terrain forming title. Temperature levels, dinosaurs, and building mountainous regions that look like certain male body parts are heavily involved in the gameplay.
Gamer’s Gullet – Pringles Halo Moa Burger Chip Review (Food)
Pringles Halo Moa Burger chips is one of the most obscure products ever created. It has no business even being a thought in someone’s mind, let alone an actual product you can…
VIDEOCAST – Bravely Default II (Switch)
This week, Gillman and I play some Bravely Default II, talk about the Bravely series, and how 3DS games used most of the neglected hardware features of the console.
VIDEOCAST – Ultimate Summer (PC)
This week, we play the newly released Ultimate Summer (PC), a tower defense title heavily based on 3rd person action. Very gory and incredibly fast, this Early Access title has some potential…
Zelda II’s opening music is awesome
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link is easily the most controversial game in the series (no, not counting the CD-I games). Whether you love or hate the side scrolling, action-based combat and…
VIDEOCAST – Rogue Legacy 2 (PC Early Access)
Enjoying the original, Gillman decided to pick up Rogue Legacy 2 on PC even though it is still in Early Access. We decided to give this anticipated sequel a try and can…
VIDEOCAST – Bouncer Story (PC)
Bouncer Story might seem like a Double Dragon style beat’em up from screenshots but it is actually a bar sim with Tinder-style swiping play control. It is weird and unexpected and our…
VIDEOCAST – Tin Can (PC)
Tin Can is currently an early access PC game where you play as the sole survivor from a destroyed space station. You escape on a pod, a tin can, as you venture…
James Bond 007 (Gameboy) (1997) Long Play
Back in late 1997, N64 owners were playing GoldenEye 007. Rare’s smash hit proved that first person shooters could work on a console, even on one that had a goofy 3-pronged controller….