While it didn’t hit North American shores until a year later, Japanese gamers got their taste of 16-bit power at home with the Sega Mega Drive (or Genesis, if you prefer) on this day back in 1988. Once it did arrive in North America, thanks in part to Sega of America’s marketing campaign, and its […]
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A while back, when we had celebrated the 30th anniversary of Trilobyte’s The 7th Guest, a few of you got nostalgic for the heyday of Full Motion Video (FMV) horror games. So, what better way to scratch that itch than with a selection of titles from the genre’s peak? Now obviously, there’s more to the […]
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Sega has finalized the Japan and North American lineups for the upcoming Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Mini II, which is hitting Amazon on October 27. Along with the previously-announced Splatterhouse 2, Mansion of Hidden Souls, The Ooze and Alien Soldier, Sega has added the Sega CD version of Night Trap to the console for genre fans. […]
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Since the dawn of the first horror movie, there have been genre fans yelling at the screen and criticizing ill-fated characters, often claiming that they would have made better decisions in their place. That’s why it’s only natural that the eventual rise of videogames would lead to digital media attempting to repackage that scary movie […]
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