On the Road to Pinball Pete’s By Chris Larson
One hour east to go, and the road was wide open – it was relaxing and nervous, like Easy Rider meets Gilda Radner. We were inching our way toward Ann Arbor, MI behind an endless racetrack of travelers, and trapped in our own thoughts. The mental confinement...
Music Reviews: Sonic Boom
No, it’s not an ode to Street Fighter II’s Guile, but rather a focused compilation of Sonic the Hedgehog melodies created by Spencer Nilsen, a music composer, arranger, and producer best known for his work on first-party Sega CD games. Yet Sonic Boom, which...
Classic Import: PULSEMAN
Simply put, there’s no reason Pulseman shouldn’t have been released in America. This 1994 Mega Drive import (developed by future Pokemon designers Game Freak and published by Sega) has it all: beautiful graphics, inventive design, and intense action. Yet...
Donkey Kong: A Decade Later
Ten years ago this month, Nintendo released the simply titled Donkey Kong for the Game Boy. At the time, it didn’t seem like much of a mile- stone, but it has since become the gold standard of how to update a classic game without losing the soul of the original....
The History of the Sega CD By Scott Alan Marriott
The Sega CD was an interesting yet risky experiment by a company trying to build on its momentum at a critical time during the Genesis’ life cycle. It was a ballsy move designed to not only trump competitors Nintendo and NEC, but to also address two key Genesis...Latest Magazine For Paid Subscribers
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