In Part one of an on-going series, we’ll take a look at the best ways to remove stickers and tape from the games just released or that 20 year old NES game box that needs some loving. Also proper care to prevent shelf-wear and the best ways to store!
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At the present time, traditional shoot-em-ups count for about 10% of the Virtual Console’s entire North American library. Be thankful for that. The video game industry seems to be moving as far away from this type of gaming experience as possible. Thank goodness for the time capsule that VC provides.
Back in 2005 the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) purchased the rights to create a scratch lottery ticket based on the classic puzzle game Tetris. The game has been re-printed and is once again available, so take a look at how it stacks up to its cousins in this comparative review.
Over the past five years Nokia has attempted to break into the gaming hardware market. The N-gage and N-Gage QD mobile phones are infamous failures for numerous reasons, and Nokia is commonly criticized for beating their dead corpses long after the platform’s profits or relevance mattered to anybody. Starting this year however, a new unified hardware approach to N-series phones is taking place. What’s it all about?
One of the more interesting items that a Nintendo or Gamecube collector might come across is the Gamecube Service Disc 1.0/03. This special disc was designed for the authorized Nintendo repair centers to test, diagnose and evaluate any troublesome Gamecube hardware submitted for repair. This in-depth look not only answers the question of what exactly this disc does, but also the secrets it holds inside.
March, 2008.