While these days we have console wars involving Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft, the earliest forms of such competition involved Atari, Mattel Electronics and Coleco Industries. While there will always be the argument about which system was the best, fans of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Author: sull56ivan2010 Not too long after the first movie, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York went into theaters in November 1992. Its numbers weren’t as strong (still good considering it made over 170 million) and it was widely panned. However, it’s still liked by many. The video … Continue reading The post […]
One thing that is great about the retro video game community is that there are always plenty of people out there that are working on creating brand new products at any given time. In most cases, these homebrewers develop new […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
RAGE 2019 is finally here! Hit the jump to see this year’s theme, the contest rules, and where you can catch the livestream of every entry to this year’s contest! This year’s theme is… THE SONIC TOASTER! That’s right kids! Make your very own bestest game starring everybody’s favorite way to turn raw toast […]
Good evening fellow gamers! Another week of news, means a brand new edition of “The RGN Files” podcast. Last week, we had a lot of fast paced news, with half of our stories coming to us from the floors of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Good morning everyone! It’s Monday morning, so we are continuing yet again, our weekly coverage of the success of “Ralph Breaks the Internet”. Over the course of this past weekend, the sequel to “Wreck-It Ralph” enjoyed it’s eighth weekend in […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Author: John Legendoffzelda The first review of a Super Nintendo game I ever wrote was my hard pan of Super Star Wars. And looking back I see my review was a little vague about what I found so disappointing. You see, the issue is not about how “the only good … Continue reading The post […]
For as long as video games have been around, sports games have always played a key role in their success. After all, the first video games were variants of sports such as tennis, of course! In the days of Atari […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Growing up, one of my personal favorite games for the NES was “Bubble Bobble”. I had never played the arcade version at that point, but the 8-bit Nintendo edition was a solid game to me, which offered a lot of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…