We’re around the halfway point on my Road To Metroid Dread, but we’re already turning around and already going way back to the very beginning of our journey, to revisit the very first Metroid game, recreated from the ground up in the form of Zero Mission. If you recall my review of Metroid, you’ll know […]
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After the release of Super Metroid in 1994, fans of the series couldn’t really be any happier. If only they knew the years of pain they’d be suffering soon after, as while Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda made their own critically-acclaimed jumps to the 3D space via the brand new Nintendo 64 console;
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A lot of systems have carried the Game Boy name. It’s a brand that weathered the changing tastes of video game players for over two decades. Whilst some may prefer the classic DMG model or even the Color – It’s the GBA line that holds a dear place in my heart. It was one of
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In December, I made over an hour’s worth of content detailing every aspect of Nintendo’s Super Game Boy peripheral. Now, I’m going to take a look at it’s spiritual successor, the Gamecube’s Game Boy Player, and answer the question – “Is this the best way to play Game Boy games on your television screen?”
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Melon Bread. Seven Force. Pinky Roader. These seem like random words to many, but to players of a certain Mega Drive game, they’re some of the greatest bosses ever seen in video games. And they return in the game I’m about to review: Gunstar Future Heroes.
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There was a time when the world saw the entire nation of Japan as a land filled with crazy people that do incredibly silly things for entertainment. We’ve all seen clips of Takeshi’s Castle and other incredibly odd Japanese television shows, and we’ve probably all come to that conclusion as well. When a game like
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