Marcus covers the consoles that shaped North American gaming, from the Atari 2600's wood panelling to the Dreamcast's swan song and the collector culture that surrounds them. He thinks grading companies are mostly a scam.
Taito's classic brick-breaker Arkanoid is landing on modern platforms this week, alongside an unnamed Nintendo Entertainment System shooter from Nichibutsu, a move that always sparks debate among physical collectors.
A new Nintendo Entertainment System platformer, BioCreeps, has successfully funded its Kickstarter campaign. This two-player title offers a unique airborne combat twist for the NES.
Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé details why the Wii U struggled, citing delayed exclusives and market pressure. His analysis offers a look into Nintendo's commercial missteps with the console.
As a slate of iconic 1996 video games turn 30, we look at how titles like Super Mario 64 and Resident Evil continue to shape collector values and market trends.
Generative AI is creating fake "lost" Japanese retro console ads, fooling many online and raising serious questions for game preservation.
A new adapter from 8BitMods introduces motion control to the Sega Dreamcast, letting players use their original gamepads as a makeshift racing wheel in titles like F355 Challenge.
New data shows video game nostalgia is capturing a large portion of the industry's market share. Remakes, remasters, and mini consoles are leading the charge.
A previously unknown Sega Saturn prototype, 'Pyramid,' has been discovered and preserved, revealing a cancelled project nobody knew existed.
FULLSET is bringing new physical releases, Overserved: Food Fighters and Project Neon, to the Neo Geo, Sega Saturn, and Dreamcast, pushing modern tech into classic consoles.
The Dreamcast's online legacy gets a jolt as community efforts bring Bomberman Online back, highlighting the enduring power of fan preservation.
