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The Making Of Metal Slug

January 12, 2015 / admin / retro news
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Metal Slug is widely regarded as one of the best run-and-guns of all time. Filled with outlandish humour and boasting brilliantly animated graphics, it remains one of the best franchises on the Neo-Geo and delivers a satisfying amount of 2D carnage. Here we speak to Kazuma Kujo and discover how he created the iconic blaster. […]

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Roger Clemens MVP Baseball Review

January 11, 2015 / admin / Super Nintendo
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Author: jrsupermoore They call him ‘Rocket.’ As it turns out, he earned a few other colorful nicknames during his career with four Major League Baseball teams. Regardless of some questionable lifestyle decisions, Roger Clemens will be remembered for the strikeout king that he was. His 11 All-Star appearances and 7 Cy Young … Continue reading

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The Rarest & Most Expensive Nintendo NES Game ‘Stadium Events’ Up For Sale On eBay & Factory Sealed

January 9, 2015 / admin / retro news
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What may have started out as an innocent hobby has since become a heated exchange of unimaginable sums of money. Game collecting has reached a new era, where sadly, getting your hands on certain titles is a matter of either extremely good luck, or a well padded wallet. Over the last few years the North […]

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Hardware Review: Hyperkin’s RetroN 5

January 9, 2015 / admin / retro news
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Waiting. It’s not something retro collectors are used to doing. By definition the things we like to buy are old, they are games from bygone eras on systems that are no longer made. Unlike our current gen collecting friends we don’t have to wait for midnight launches or DLC release dates. Perhaps this is why […]

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Top Ten Essential Saturn Imports

January 9, 2015 / admin / retro news
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Sega’s Saturn had some superb games available for it, but many of them never reached the UK. With that in mind we’ve highlighted some of the best releases across a variety of genres, which represent the best the Saturn had to offer. How many of the following did you play? Radiant Silvergun Released: 1998 Everything […]

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Top Ten Essential Saturn Imports

January 9, 2015 / admin / retro news
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Sega’s Saturn had some superb games available for it, but many of them never reached the UK. With that in mind we’ve highlighted some of the best releases across a variety of genres, which represent the best the Saturn had to offer. How many of the following did you play? Radiant Silvergun Released: 1998 Everything […]

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