Both the Atari Flashback 8 and the Atari Flashback 9 feature quality construction and a hardy selection of video games from the era. Both have their strengths and both have their weaknesses.
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This is the recommended Mega Man 2 boss order. Depending on whom you ask, you will get different answers with a few similarities. But…
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When it comes to sports games, few are as fun as hockey. It’s fast-paced, fun, and certain to have your pulse quickening with each crisp pass of the puck.
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In regions such as, Mexico, South America, and Asia, classic Neo-Geo King Of Fighters games reigned supreme and are still played to this day.
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Almost nobody remembers the characters of the first Street Fighter arcade game, which wasn’t anywhere near as successful as the sequel…
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Although being a console with so many reissues, you might be lucky to get one. That’s why it’s important to know what a Nintendo 3DS is worth in 2023 and the main differences between each version.
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In 1992, the original Mortal Kombat game hit Arcades and it’s characters were unlike anything fans had seen before. Real life fighters dropping buckets of blood when hit with a uppercut, and the ability to finish off your opponents.
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Multiplayer is no longer a feature, it is a requirement. And we want nothing to do with those cumbersome cables.
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While most Famicom and NES games would be released on both consoles. , there are more than a few Nintendo titles that never left Japan.
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NES and SNES games are not even the same size but one of the advantages of the contemporary era is that many companies have managed to create adapters that can solve this problem and let you play original NES games on the SNES.
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Since the Atari 7800 supports games from the Atari 2600 it would be a logical question to think the same stands for the 5200’s games. But the problem comes down to hardware changes.
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When people ask how many games for the original Nintendo exist, you have to consider both the official games recognized by Nintendo and the unlicensed ones.
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