Box Art XI: Wrath of Neon Gandalf
I told you people I’d do this again. I even begged you to keep me away from keyboards, word processors, […]
Konami
Game Reviews May 2020: NES Platformers
While action has always been the point of video games (unless you really, really like Battle Chess or Anticipation), the
Musical Medicine: Some Uplifting VG Soundtracks To Keep You Sane
A long time ago, when I first started writing about video games for NRW, I did an article about the
NEStravaganza, part 3/3
All right, RetroFans. Let’s crack the cork on three more vintage titles for the console heard round the world during
CastleVania: Symphony of the Night (Konami, 1997)
Long time no see, RetroFiends. I had some surgery at the beginning of the month, and let’s just say that
Konami Arcade Goodness
Konami, one of the monolithic names in Japan’s gaming industry, has had its hand in the game since 1978 (not
Super Contra (Konami, 1988)
In the world of fiction, sometimes the curtain parts to reveal a true conflict. The petty squabbles and sex-drenched tousles
Grab Bag: A Dose of the Absurd
Lunacy awaits you. Dive down into the unthinkable abyss with Bryan as he examines three games on the outside end of sensibility.
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Classic Video Game Art vol. II
Bryan takes another look into the super-charged world of classic video game art! Terrified one-eyed mammoths, octopi with eyebrows, and more! PLAY RETRO – STAY RETRO!
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Arcade Games: the Early 90s Renaissance
“Between the years that the market drank Atari, and the years of the rise of the sons of Sony… there was an age undreamed of.”
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Grab Bag: 1980s War Games!
Since the very dawn of video gaming, ever since the first of countless alien invasions and nameless ninja clan insurgencies,
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Goonies II (Konami, 1987)
There are certain films that hold a nearly universal sway over 80s kids (and even some 90s kids) as pseudo-magical