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
Tag: videogames
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
Bug Riders — Obscure PS1 Game? Yes. Hidden Gem? Well…
Racing giant insects to compete in a Game of Kings to win a throne? Cool idea, right? Continue reading Bug Riders — Obscure PS1 Game? Yes. Hidden Gem? Well…
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
Blast Chamber — A 32-bit Gem Ready To Explode into New Life
Rotating death chambers filled with hazards and multiplayer mayhem?
Enter the Blast Chamber… Continue reading Blast Chamber — A 32-bit Gem Ready To Explode into New Life
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
The First True Survival Horror — Project Firestart
Project Firestart is one of the most important games of its generation — and yet it still goes largely overlooked. Continue reading The First True Survival Horror — Project Firestart
Scanline Artifacts 