The Nintendo Connection: Unraveling the Unreleased Famicom Adapter
Peeling back some tantalising details on the the Super Famicom Duo that never was. Continue reading The Nintendo Connection: Unraveling the Unreleased Famicom Adapter
Tag: technology
Keeping Up with Commodore in the USA, Part One: Setting the Scene.
Part one of a deep dive into the Commodore 64 on the other side of the Atlantic. Continue reading Keeping Up with Commodore in the USA, Part One: Setting the Scene.
Pages from The Past #2: Land of the Rising Console (CVG January 1989)
What was the Japanese console games scene in 1988 like from a British magazine journalist’s perspective? Continue reading Pages from The Past #2: Land of the Rising Console (CVG January 1989)
The Great Kaleidoscopic Controller Menagerie, Part One
Weird and wonderful controllers – and not so wonderful ones! First up: Cyber Connect’s Rensha Controller 2. Continue reading The Great Kaleidoscopic Controller Menagerie, Part One
The Curious Tech Nostalgia of Zenless Zone Zero
The last thing I expected when I first hit play on the launcher of this game was to be greeted by antique television technology. Continue reading The Curious Tech Nostalgia of Zenless Zone Zero
Castle Master: An Eternity of Atmospheric Adventure
For the fifth installment of its FREESCAPE engines, Incentive Software turned to Gothic Fantasy… dare you read on? Continue reading Castle Master: An Eternity of Atmospheric Adventure
The Emotion Engine-Powered Future that Never Was: Sony’s GSCube
Sony’s GSCube aimed to revolutionize digital entertainment through real-time rendering and connectivity. Continue reading The Emotion Engine-Powered Future that Never Was: Sony’s GSCube
The Case for Jumping Flash, Past and Present
Why you should play Jumping Flash today and hope that the ideas it presents are revisited tomorrow. Continue reading The Case for Jumping Flash, Past and Present
Exploring the 1995 PlayStation Developer’s Demo Disc
While Europe and Japan focused on gameplay with its first demo discs for the Sony PlayStation, North America charted a different course. Continue reading Exploring the 1995 PlayStation Developer’s Demo Disc
Scanline Artifacts 