Retro Corner: Track & Field
In the Retro Corner for June, Robin Parker takes a look back at 1987 Olympics sim Track & Field. Check out the full article at GodisaGeek.com
Where Has the Challenge Gone? – A Look at the Difficulty of Video Games
We all remember a time when games used to be a little bit more difficult, Jason takes a look at the difficulty of video games and how it's changed over the year. Read the full article at GodisaGeek.com.
The Vault: Top Ten Controllers
There is one single component of video games that is so important, that to remove it would render the whole medium useless: It isn’t graphics or gameplay, nor is it sound; I am of course referring to the ever present controller, for without the joysticks and pads we have used for the past few decades, […]
Retro Corner: Batman
Game:Â Batman (1989) Developer:Â Sunsoft Publisher:Â Sunsoft Originally Released on:Â NES, Gameboy, SEGA Megadrive Currently Available on:Â Currently Unavailable When Batman: Arkham Asylum was released to great critical and retail success, it broke the mould and began to change the public perception that all games adapted from or based on licensed property rights were a waste of time. The title […]
3DS Owners Given Ten FREE Games – AWESOME!
Yeah, you read it right folks – for anyone who purchased a Nintendo 3DS prior to the recent August update – switching on your console today near an internet will result in you receiving TEN FREE GAMES! Yes please! The ten in question are all classic Nintendo Entertainment System titles without any 3D bells and whistles, […]
The God is a Geek Retro Corner: Happy 25th Birthday – Top 10 NES Games
He has saved the world, on at least 10 occasions. He has his own football team, Motor Racing competiton and his own tennis tournament. He paints, teaches typing and even dabbles in World History. He may be a medical professional, but he still loves to party. Considering he is turning 25 this October, Mario has […]