For the sake of this Top 5, we’re taking a look at the best RPG titles released over here in the West, with turn-based combat systems… So no Zelda or similar adventure RPG-type games, they’re great and you should play them but that’s material for another article.
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When the Atari Flashback dedicated video game console was released in 2004, long before the mini-console craze of 2016 that included the NES Classic Edition and the Sega Genesis Mini, I was not surprised to see the brand once again breaking new ground
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Get a hot dog or some cracker jacks, and let’s recall some of these baseball arcade games.
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I’m not talking about some swanky 4K flat-screen monitors. I’m talking about something a little older. I’m talking about a nice CRT TV.
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the Neo-Geo features some very original and fun-to-play fighting games that are still worth playing 1 vs 1 to this day, and it’s time to take a look at the awesome classics that competitive fighters still ask to play in tournaments at the pro level.
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Pinball is a survivor in every sense of the word. Constantly changing with the times, this beloved game of skill continues to reinvent itself – feeling fresh and new with each passing year
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some of gaming’s greatest villains came to us by way of the Nintendo GameCube. This means, of course, that the GameCube was also home to some of the best final boss battles ever made
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We’re all familiar with “classic” Super Nintendo games like Mario, Zelda, Metroid, Donkey Kong Country, etc., but with such a large game library, there must be new great games to discover, right?
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The GBA was also home to a host of lesser-known video games that still deserve to be checked out more than two decades later. Let’s Go!
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While The King of Fighters and Metal Slug became successful franchises even to this day, and the Advanced Video System had several great games of other genres, it got just a handful of Beat ’em ups, which are mostly forgotten by 90’s gamers.
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It is always good when manufacturers make their systems backwards compatible and Nintendo has offered this feature several times.
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Launched in Japan on December 12th, 2004, the PlayStation Portable (PSP) hit the world stage less than a month after the Nintendo DS.
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