Originally bundled with F1 Race by Nintendo, the 4-player adapter was an accessory that allowed four Gameboys to be linked via link cables as opposed to the standard two. Only a few…
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Car Detailing Simulator (Switch) Review
As another extension of all previously released Simulator games published by Ultimate Games, Car Detailing Simulator might be the most playable of their sim-heavy library but that doesn’t mean it is fun….
Dr. Mario (GB, 1990) – Enable The Link Cable
A quality conversion of the original NES release, Dr. Mario (1990) on Gameboy features a fun 2-player link cable vs mode that still holds up today (in my opinion).
VIDEOCAST – Drug Dealer Simulator (PC)
This week, me and Gillman try Drug Dealer Simulator because he bought it for like $2 on a Steam sale. As expected, yeah, it is pretty bad which makes for a decent…
Sephonie (XSX) Review
A platformer with puzzle game elements, Sephonie is a unexpected gameplay experience. Centering around three scientists that have been stranded on an island, the trio must work together, explore their environment, and…
Swords & Bones 2 (Switch) Review
Swords & Bones 2 features the same visual style, retro gameplay, and level of quality as the original. Honestly, it is more like an expansion pack than a new game, but I…
Dr. Mario (GB) – 1 hour music loop of win theme
A nice tune to put in the background while you do stuff.This tune is played when a player is declared in the 2-player link cable vs mode. The 2-player link cable mode…
EchoBlade (XSX) Review with Stream
EchoBlade deserves some credit for trying something different. Playing as a blind swordsman, the goal is to escape a vast dungeon by collecting a bunch of keys, killing a ton of mindless…
VIDEOCAST – Gravity Circuit (PC)
This week, Gillman and I try out the fun but challenging Gravity Circuit, a game that clearly takes inspiration from the Mega Man X series. Unfortunately, we couldn’t make it to the…
Multiplayer Games that SHARE 1 Controller – simultaneous multiplayer – 2 players, 1 controller
Not every multiplayer game requires a dedicated controller for each player. Instead, some games offered creative multiplayer offerings by having two players SHARE the same controller (or handheld console) – 2 players,…