Console Graveyard: The Sega SG-1000
Tonight, we’ll be visiting the grave of a daring hero form far-off Japan. It never really made it all the […]
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Chip n Dale: Rescue Rangers (Capcom, 1990)
By this point I’m fairly certain a lot of our readers were kids or preteens when the Disney lineup of
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RBI Baseball 94 (Namco/Atari)
Hey folks! I know we’re video game nerds one and all, but here’s a little secret about me: I love
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Ghosts & Goblins (Capcom, 1985)
I write a lot about games I love. Writing for NRW has given me the platform to do that, and
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The Uncanny X-Men (1989)
With X-Men: Apocalypse headed to theaters later this month to continue the most prolific franchise in superhero cinema, now seems to be a good time to look back at the history of the X-Men heroes in gaming.
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Console Graveyard: The Philips CD-i
Once again we strap on our work boots, sling our spades over our shoulders, and shamble on over to the
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TMNT Arcade Game (Konami, 1989)
For many of us, the arcade was a shrinking thing in our early days, on its way out as we
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Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World by Haruki Murakami (1985, tr. 1991)
This review went cyberpunk again, but with a Japanese twist.
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Final Fantasy IV (SquareSoft, 1991)
As many JRPG fans know, when Final Fantasy II was released for the SNES in America in 1991, it was
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Syntax – “Transmissions”
It is easy to imagine the replicant Roy Batty listening intently to “Transmissions” as attack ships burn off the shoulder of Orion or as C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. One can only hope that a release such as this is not lost in time.
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The Elder Scrolls: Arena (Bethesda Softworks, 1994)
For the past couple of years, all I hear about from my friends is how great Skyrim is. I mean,
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Console Graveyard: The Nintendo Virtual Boy
In this installment of Console Graveyard, we’ll take a look at a piece of hardware that was just a little ahead of its time.