Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (SNES)
The first level of a game is usually where the game will set its tone and introduce the player to
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
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Disney’s Beauty and the Beast: Magical Ballroom (PC)
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast: Magical Ballroom is part of a game genre best referred to as an activity center,
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SuperEpic: The Entertainment War (Switch)
It’s a bit disheartening to think the promise of mobile gaming was squandered as manipulative monetization and microtransanctions slowly took
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High Seas Havoc (Genesis/Mega Drive)
High Seas Havoc is a game that goes by many names. The one we’ll be using here is its United
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Hexic HD (Xbox 360)
I recently purchased an Xbox 360 for a pretty good price, and while it wouldn’t be my first time playing
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Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling (PC)
Once upon a time, if there was a video game that filled a unique niche and the developer producing that
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Azure Snake (Wii U)
Snake must be one of the most reproduced and copied game types to exist even though its popularity really can’t
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Lovely Heroines (PC)
When it comes to creating a game that hinges on its adult content, you have to include something to compete
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Black Friday: The Game (PC)
While many holidays have been criticized for being too consumerist, there is only one day on the calendar that really
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Despotism 3k (PC)
In a post-apocalyptic sci-fi future, mankind has brought itself to ruin. A small bunch of humans survived, only to be
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OutRun 2019 (Genesis/Mega Drive)
It’s always interesting when the current year catches up with a work of futuristic fiction. Comparing how far we have
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Urbanix (PSP)
Qix is a satisfying old arcade game focused around area control. By boxing in more and more of the play
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Stinger (NES)
Some genres just never found traction in the United States, as seems to be the case with the cute ’em
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Nicktoons: Freeze Frame Frenzy (GBA)
Pokémon Snap captured the hearts of many by taking players on a photo safari of its recognizable and diverse monsters,
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WWF Betrayal (Game Boy Color)
When a person sees the World Wrestling Federation logo on a video game, it would be quite safe to assume
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Pokémon Crystal Version (Game Boy Color)
Pokémon is a series that is, quite appropriately, constantly evolving as it continues, refining the mechanics of its battle system
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Pilotwings (SNES)
While Pilotwings may seem like a pretty straightforward flight simulator on the surface, the reasons for its existence become much
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JackQuest: The Tale of the Sword (Switch)
Game length is certainly an important factor to consider when a video game is viewed purely as a product, but
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Creature in the Well (Xbox One)
While pinball mechanics are simple and enjoyable on their own, games like Yoku’s Island Express show the interesting potential they
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Forgetful Dictator (PC)
When I was a kid, I conceived of a game where I’d use a map of the world as the
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I Spy Universe (DS)
While the Where’s Waldo? books were likely my first encounter with picture-based search-and-find style activities, I am inclined to believe
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