Since its release in 1999 for the Sega Dreamcast, the original Hydro Thunder and I have spent a lot of time together. There’s something about the Dreamcast and its huge library of multiplayer games that makes it my go to system whenever friends or family come around. Hydro Thunder is…
You know the drill, Sega-Addicts: it’s time for forum news. Before I start, you better join the forums if you haven’t already. Now’s a better time than ever because so much stuff is starting to go on now. There’s so much fun stuff that happened in there this week it’s…
Spawn has not had the best track record when it comes to videogames. With most of the titles he’s been attached to, his name in gaming has kind of become synonymous with clunky combat, painfully muddy graphics, and circling the drain in general (the toilet drain, to be specific). I…
In the new Bleep Bloop Jeff and Pat show an 8 and a 6 year old some games from when they (and I) were kids. At first I was feeling pretty “get off my lawn” at this video. Especially toward the 8 year old boy. But as it went on,…
I’m not a fan of most simulation games that happen to be grounded firmly in the basis of reality. I prefer futuristic simulations like Chromehounds or Steel Battalion where there are realistic elements combined with an overlaid scenario that requires some suspension of disbelief. This is what brings me to…
Remember Bayonetta figure I posted about last week? This plush isn’t like that. Deviant Artist Usako-Chan has created a Bayonetta plushie that shows us the cuddlier side of the scantily clad, demon fighting witch. It took Usako-Chan four days to build this doll and the guns are magnetic and interchangeable….
It seems that Genesis games are still cropping up everywhere nowadays, and the iPhone is definitely no exception. While the last game I played was Sonic 2, my favorite of the series, on my girlfriend’s iPhone, I was disappointed to find out that the touch controls just didn’t lend themselves…