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Article – On Console Generations: The Missing Videogame Generation
This is an article from a few years ago that I just reworked and improved. Unfortunately, this situation still has not been corrected, so the article is still entirely valid and important! By now I’m sure that almost everyone knows … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Research
Tagged Article, Atari 5200, Colecovision, Console Generations, third generation
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Research: Cancelled Games – NEC’s Monster Maker 2: The Ark of Gods (Turbo CD), Saturn Monster Maker, and other series information
Edit: 2026 Update – I apologize about the broken Japanese text in this article that was here for so long. I don’t know when WordPress, and also forums which I link here, broke the text and replaced it with gibberish … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Games, Research, Saturn, Turbo CD
Tagged Cancelled Games, Monster Maker 2, Monster Maker: Yami no Ryuukishi, NEC, Turbo CD
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A History of Midway Games (and related companies)
I first got interested in Midway because they made many of the best arcade games of the ’80s and ’90s. They were one of the best publishers on the Nintendo 64 as well, and that is, of course, my favorite … Continue reading
Posted in Arcade Games, Articles, Dreamcast, Gamecube, Modern Games, Nintendo 64, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, PC, PC, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, Research, Saturn, SNES, Xbox
Tagged Articles, Astrocade, Atari Games, Bally, Bally-Midway, Company History, Gauntlet, Leland, Midway, Mortal Kombat, rush, Sumner Redstone, Tengen, Time Warner Interactive, Warner Bros., WB Games, Williams
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