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How Super Mario Bros 2 Forever Changed the Mario Series
The 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 Revolution
Excited 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 & Review
Pokemon Pikachu Nintendo 64 console Unboxing and mini Review
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80s Arcade Experiences
The 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 about
The 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 Dash
These 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 Review
Back in February by the seaside in Margate a retro gaming paradise shined brightly
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Replaying Rick Dangerous on the Commodore 64
Replaying Rick Dangerous on the Commodore 64 is a very different experience to the 1st time for guest reviewer Richard Tappenden