Welcome to the very first episode of the Retro Gaming Chart Show. Every month, I’ll be releasing one of these videos, taking a look at the gaming charts from a particular month gone by, as researched from a games magazine from that period.
Top Ten SNES Games: August 1993 (The Retrogaming Chart Show) Read More »
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
Warioware Review (GBA) Read More »
The Wii U is dead. In a case of history repeating itself, the next Legend of Zelda release will be coming to both Wii U and it’s successor, the NX. Nintendo’s presence at E3 2016 will seemingly consist of a huge focus on this very game, with very little focus on other games at all, and
The Wii U Is Dead: Long Live Nintendo Read More »
Thought that you could only use the SNES Mouse for Mario Paint? Think again. There is a stigma surrounding specialised peripherals for consoles. Whether it’s the always popular lightgun, that mainstay of every self-respecting console, the infamous NES Power Glove, or even those vinyl dance mats we all purchased at one point, then banished away
The Best (and Worst) of the Super Nintendo Mouse Read More »
Cartoon platformers, Zelda ripoffs and obscure Japanese peripherals. These are my pickups from the London Gaming Market, and I’m going to tell you a bit more about them, right now.
My London Gaming Market Retrogaming Pickups! Read More »
The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes is coming to the Nintendo 3DS this week, and you can check out my review of the game on GodisaGeek.com, and I’ll put a link to that review in the description of this video. It might not be the sort of epic quest that the average Zelda fan craves,
Top 5 The Legend of Zelda Items Read More »
We are gathered here not to eulogise Club Nintendo, but to celebrate it. Last week marked the closure of Nintendo of Europe’s Club Nintendo, and for those who were unaware, it was a loyalty rewards scheme offered by Nintendo, where consumers would redeem codes included with selected Nintendo games and hardware, in return for Star
My Top 5 Club Nintendo Rewards Read More »
