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How Super Mario Bros 2 Forever Changed the Mario SeriesThe underappreciated step-child of the “Super Mario Bros” series, “Super Mario Bros 2” was a huge departure from its predecessor. It was well-received during its release in 1988, eventually selling over seven million copies. Its legacy has been ingrained in the Super Mario identity ever since.
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From Bedrooms To Billions: The Playstation RevolutionExcited to announce FROM BEDROOMS TO BILLIONS: THE PLAYSTATION REVOLUTION is releasing on 7th September. We are having an early look at this and hope to bring you a review in the coming weeks.
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Pokemon Pikachu Nintendo 64 - Unboxing & ReviewPokemon Pikachu Nintendo 64 console Unboxing and mini Review
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80s Arcade ExperiencesThe last time I went into an arcade was November 2019. I spent about an hour in there playing, mainly, versions of arcade games I loved from when I was young. Craig from 80sNostalgia recounts his memories of the Arcade...
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The Gamers Guide To AKIHABARA We join Nick at Retrobreak for a retrospective look at his tour of in 2016 then we will check in on his very recent 2020 tour for more discovieries. Take a look at all the best game shops in Akihabara! from Super Potato, Friends, Mandarake and more!
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20 NES Games nobody talks aboutThe NES is John Rigg's favorite system of all time. Sure, we've played the popular ones but here are more that you may have skipped over.
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Streets Of Rage. The Complete History There's never been a better time to talk about Streets of Rage. With Streets of Rage 4 on scene we join Dan - Slopes Game Room for a retrospective look at his History of Streets of Rage
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Doubling Up: Tekken Tag Tournament and Mario Kart Double DashThese are two games that look worlds apart from one another - Tekken Tag Tournament and Mario Kart Double Dash
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Play Expo Margate 2020 ReviewBack in February by the seaside in Margate a retro gaming paradise shined brightly
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Replaying Rick Dangerous on the Commodore 64Replaying Rick Dangerous on the Commodore 64 is a very different experience to the 1st time for guest reviewer Richard Tappenden