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Back in 1996, SNK Playmore did something magical that revived my perspective about platformers when they introduced the Metal Slug series. Since then, I’ve been playing every
Most games are best left alone after a certain amount of time has passed. Replaying your old favourites may often result in disillusion, as the warm and fuzzy tingling of nostalgia
In terms of JRPGs, there is no denying that Chrono Trigger is a classic. This game has remained a favorite among fans of the 16-bit period. Hundreds of developers were influenced b
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I'd argue Cotton is the quintessential title in the cute-em-up sub-genre – a style which, as the name suggests, takes the bullet hell of arcade-style shoot-em-up and acce
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