The Lion King (SNES) March 22, 1994 Prototype Released by Codebound
A previously unreleased prototype of The Lion King for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), dated March 22, 1994, has been made available for public
A previously unreleased prototype of The Lion King for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), dated March 22, 1994, has been made available for public
Bitmap Books presents The SNES Pixel Book, a 272-page hardcover tribute to the golden age of 16-bit gaming on Nintendo’s Super Nintendo Entertainment System
This week’s newsletter was a challenge, being written from the Dominican Republic using only my mobile as I forgot my laptop 🫠. Apologies in advance
Issue #71 - In 1971 Nintendo launched a copying machine called the Copilas. In this week’s edition we cover the return of Turok, remembering
Issue #70 - The PowKiddy X70 is a retro gaming console that kind of looks like a Switch. In this week’s edition we cover
Issue #69 - World 6-9 is the ninth main level of Super Mario Bros. 3. In this week’s edition we cover a new Tetris
Issue #68 - I literally found nothing related to the number 68 in retro gaming, sorry! 😂 In this week’s edition we cover more new
Issue #66 - The term "video game" was coined in 1967 by Ralph Baer, the inventor of the first home video game console,
Issue #66 - In the original "Pac-Man" arcade game, there are a total of 66 unique maze patterns that the player encounters as
Issue #65 - The Commodore 65, also known as the C65, was a prototype computer developed by Commodore International in the late 1980s. It was