Beany Bopper (Atari 2600)
Beany Bopper is hardly a title that seems like it tells you a lot about what you’ll be playing, but
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
Consoles
Grab the Bottle (PS4)
If there’s one thing Grab the Bottle excels at, it’s making the player realize just how important bottles are in
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Disney’s Aladdin (Genesis/Mega Drive)
Aladdin might just be one of Disney’s best animated films. With top notch animation, every song being memorable, and some
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Defense Grid: The Awakening (Xbox 360)
Designing a good tower defense game doesn’t really require too much innovation. So long as the enemy strength scales well
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Joy Ride Turbo (Xbox 360)
Like many games developed to make use of the Kinect motion sensor, Kinect Joy Ride was soon looking for a
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Star Wars: Lethal Alliance (PSP)
When Disney acquired the rights to the Star Wars franchise, they found the tale of how the Rebel Alliance acquired
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Shadow of the Tomb Raider (Xbox One)
On Lara Croft’s first adventure in the new Tomb Raider trilogy, she did what she had to to survive on
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ReCore: Definitive Edition (Xbox One)
The patient gamer prospers when it comes to a game like ReCore, a title released that was in dire need
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Fairytale Fights (PS3)
Many years ago, I played the game Fairytale Fights on a friend’s Xbox 360 but didn’t quite catch the name
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Raze’s Hell (Xbox)
It seems that as children grow older, there is often a violent rejection of the things they enjoyed as a
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Doggo Dig Down (PC)
There’s something oddly satisfying about digging a hole in a video game. While it’s menial labor in real life, in
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Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor – Game of the Year Edition (Xbox One)
When it comes to more modern licensed games, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment might be one of the most reliable publishers
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Giga Wrecker Alt. (Xbox One)
Were you to take a quick look at Giga Wrecker Alt., finding out what the game is truly about can
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Red Dead Revolver (PS2)
Before Rockstar Games would bring us perhaps the definitive Wild West video games in the form of the Red Dead
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Dragonball Evolution (PSP)
The Dragon Ball series might be the most popular anime series of all time, so it came as little surprise
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Luxor Solitaire (PC)
Luxor. Known today as a city rich with the ruins of Egypt’s heyday, this settlement on the Nile River had
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Shining in the Darkness (Genesis/Mega Drive)
The Shining series is one of Sega’s longest running role-playing game franchises that is still continuing to this day, but
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Superman: Shadow of Apokolips (GameCube)
Superman seems to have a bit of a bad track record when it comes to video game adaptations, and it’s
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Overcome (PC)
It’s impressive how just a few shape and color choices can convey a narrative that is both clearly based in
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Klonoa: Door to Phantomile (PS1)
While Namco probably couldn’t ask for a better mascot than Pac-Man when it comes to recognizability, he’s more of a
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Tobari and the Night of the Curious Moon (PC)
Tobari might just be the most devoted hall monitor to have ever lived. When the moon in the sky begins
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