Sega is one of those few videogame companies that have a huge back-catalogue of classic games practically just lying around. The sheer number of franchises they have established during the 8- and 16-eras is just mind-blowing and the following two generations of consoles just added to that. To make things…
It has become quite an impressive trend: Videogame publishers and developers cooperating with each other. Team Ninja did Metroid for Nintendo, Western developers produce games for Capcom and American developers outsource their leveldesign to Chinese production company. But which possibilities lie ahead for Sega in that perspective? Hit the…
Rumors are a great thing if you’re running a website and want more hits. Speculation always raises a lot of interest, especially when your subject matter is something really popular. This means however that sometimes, sites can just make things up in order to gain short-term benefits, meaning more hits….
Remember my feature a few months back where I revisited Sonic 4: Episode 1? Well, guess what, I’m doing pretty much the same thing with Sonic Rush for the Nintendo DS! Hit the jump to find out what I thought about the game years after I first played it!
9/9/99. It’s hard to believe it, but it has been almost twelve years since the fateful day when we first saw that orange swirl spin onscreen over a pure white background. To this day, the little white box o’ dreams continues to enjoy a thriving fanbase of stalwart supporters. Everyone…
Thank you, Power Stone 2. In the darkest moments of this ordeal, you infused me with a brand new enthusiasm that just didn’t seem to fade. As soon as I finished the last update, I got started on a new game of Shenmue. It’s three hours later, I’m wide awake…
Well, that was unexpected. As you probably noticed in my last post, I have been on the verge collapsing for the past several hours, flirting with the sad reality of forfeiting. I needed some incredible Dreamcast game to pull me up by the bootstraps and slap me across the face….