It’s April 4th, and that means the official launch of Sonic the Hedgehog IDW series! On this episode of the SEGA News Bits Barry will give you his thoughts on the new direction, how it stacks up against the Archie Sonic the Hedgehog series and much more. Did you pick up the new issue of […]
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SEGA News Bits: IDW Sonic the Hedgehog #1 Discussion (No Spoilers)

It’s April 4th, and that means the official launch of Sonic the Hedgehog IDW series! On this episode of the SEGA News Bits Barry will give you his thoughts on the new direction, how it stacks up against the Archie Sonic the Hedgehog series and much more. Did you pick up the new issue of […]
“The 13th Doll”, a New Sequel to the 1993 Puzzler “The 7th Guest”, to Get Released This Halloween

If you are a fan of unique puzzle games, chances are you have at some point played the 1993 classic game “The 7th Guest”. The game was released in an era where CD-ROM technology was still new in the video […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Maximum Power Up Podcast – Episode 67: Nick Clarkson Interview

In this episode Paul interviews Nick Clarkson. Nick has been in the gaming industry since the 1980’s starting work for Gollner Publishing on ST Action. From his starting role as editor on the magazine it then led to working on popular weekly games mag Games X and then onto GB Action for the Nintendo Gameboy.
Atari 5200 SuperSystem Games To Be Included In Upcoming “Atari Flashback Classics: Volume 3”

About two years ago, two video game collections were developed by Code Mystics and published by AtGames (using the classic Atari branding), called “Flashback Classics”, which gave fans of Atari video games an option for playing their retro titles on […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
CollectorVision Gives Updates About Their Upcoming ColecoVision FPGA Clone System

One of the earliest examples of a console war, happened during the 1980s, when Atari, Mattel Electronics and Coleco Industries, battled it out with their Atari 2600 (and Atari 5200), the Intellivision and the ColecoVision. As the decades continue with […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
