Easter weekend gaming challenge: Sonic Run

    The first MMNtech gaming challenge is honouring a retro gaming hero. Classic Sonic is making triumphant return in Sonic Generations, due out later this year. To commemorate this, we’re going to play through the chubby blue blur’s classic Genesis games in one run. For this challenge, you must play each game in the original series,…

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      Obituary: PSP Go

      Today we mourn the loss of the PSP Go. A Japanese blogger, who claims to work for a Sony partner, says the portable is no longer in production. Sony Style Japan no longer lists it on its website. A while back, Amazon listed the Go as “discontinued” on their website. Sony has neither confirmed or…

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        Obscure consoles: Apple Pippin

        Apple is a gaming juggernaut today. Millions use their iOS devices to play countless games available on demand. This came at the end of a long road for company. Their Mac OS operating system was never designed for gaming, and long stood in the shadow of the Windows PC. Despite that, they decide to build…

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          Obscure consoles: Sega Nomad

          Portable gaming isn’t what it used to be. The DS and the PSP are downright primitive. Who makes a system that’s two generations back? At least that’s what Sega thought in the 90s. Why use aging technology for a portable when you could make one on par with the home version. That concept gave us…

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            Obscure consoles: Nintendo Color TV Game

            Some say they single-handedly saved gaming. When Nintendo’s NES came out in 1985, it was a smash hit. The lone console brought the market back from the brink. It was the daddy of modern game systems. However, it wasn’t the first for Nintendo. The company’s history goes back over a century. Prior to the NES,…

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              Obscure consoles: RDI Halcyon

              Most of us think the Sega CD was the first disc based console. Sure, it was the first moderately successful one, but optical discs were around long before that. One of the earliest formats was LaserDisc. These 12 inch discs were the precursor to DVDs. They stored analogue video like a VHS but also contained…

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                I have played Desert Bus

                People complain about realism in games. I often find myself screaming at the TV because the game did something I didn’t think was realistic. What if there was a game exactly like reality? Such a game does exist. It’s called Desert Bus, and it’s a piece of sheer mind-numbing brilliance. The title itself is a…

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