The Party Chat Society asks:
What video game series do you just find yourself collecting everything for?
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This episode covers one of the underrated series of the golden age: Might and Magic! JVC adapted elements from existing series, put in his secret sauce, and the results was something that’s better than the sum of its parts!
We’re looking at Trial by Fire today. I hope you like MAPS.
Johnny takes a look at the top things in his collection he has acquired over the years
Here are our TOP 5 Best Game Controllers of All-Time!
On this episode of TheNesPursuit
Riff heads out to Seattle to film some videos for the MJR channel, but in the meantime, Metal Jesus Rocks decides to donate a video game to TheNesPursuit!
Riff heads back to California to go retro game hunting with Ricky. The duo finds some weird gaming items, GREAT boxed games….and Ricky scores and drives Riff to pure jealousy! All that and more on todays episode!
Nightdive studios is releasing Forsaken Remastered for PC and Xbox One. Forsaken will offer many modern display and control options, online multiplayer, bonus content, as well as the extra features found in the N64 version. It is available to pre- order now on Xbox Live and will release July 31st, 2018 for $19.99. Also will be available on Steam and GOG.
Kelsey & I meet up with local collector Steve who has a rare Pikachu promo statue for sale …and then shows us his incredible game room!
Nintendo Wii Hidden Gems:
Pandora’s Tower
Generator Rex: Agent of Providence
Kamen Rider Dragon Knight
Gormiti: The Lords of Nature!
Shiren the Wanderer
Roogoo: Twisted Towers
Calling
Heavy Fire: Afghanistan
PREVIOUS Wii HIDDEN GEMS VIDEOS:
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4cLi3iGy5w
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl968nZTcYM
Part 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30OMijpT8rg
The 2600 remains one of the most iconic and popular consoles that Atari ever made. What some may not realize is that many of the iconic games offered on the console were offered on the Atari 8 bit computer line as well. In many times, the classics were offered with more features, levels, and improved graphics. In this video, I take 5 classic games offered on both and show some of the differences.
