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8-Bit Armies – The Pixels of War Cometh
The refinery is built Commander, and the barracks are now producing troops to fight the Renegades. Please build more power plants, power is low. Our base is under attack, all forces repel the intruder...
Level Up Your Night Out – A Global Guide to Arcade Bars
Remember the sticky floors, the symphony of blips and bloops, and the thrill of finally beating your mate at Street Fighter II? Arcade bars are more than just a place to grab a drink – they’re a...
THE400 Mini is a Teeny Tiny Modern Atari 400 Computer
Old games come home again as the THE400 Mini shrinks a retro masterpiece into a modern Atari 400 homage. If the SNES Classic, the VCS console, the C64 MINI and Nintendo’s online offerings weren’t enou...
From Pixels to Performance: How Graphics Have Transformed Gaming
Graphics in video games have come a long way since the early days of 8-bit consoles like the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and Sega Master System. These systems were limited to simple, pixelated...
Retro Video Game Titles That Are Still Popular Today
The gaming industry has seen many iconic achievements over the years. Even without today’s advanced technology, game developers in the 1980s and 1990s created beloved titles that remain special ...
Classic Jurassic Park Games Revived for PC and Consoles
Limited Run Games has successfully revived some of the most beloved retro Jurassic Park Games for both PC and consoles. Players can get hold of games that have not been seen in years, including titles...
Next-Gen Game Consoles: How Advanced Equipment is Revolutionizing the Video Gaming Experience!
In the world of video gaming, the relentless march of progress has brought us to an exciting moment. Our article will guide you on this exhilarating journey and show how advanced equipment is revoluti...
FAITH: The Unholy Trinity – Steam Quick-Hit Review
After a horror movie spree with friends, I decided to pick something scary for the evening. FAITH: The Unholy Trinity from Airdorf Games was something that I heard a lot about but never got the chance...