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Real Talk By: KJ
Thennecan is an artist who remains an active player in the gaming industry. Leader of The Chilean Game Music/Audio Group Community. He’s ready to bring his talents to a beloved Capcom franchise, and childhood favorite of his. Next stop: Mega Man. Continue reading “Project “C-Busters” is A Heavy Metal Tribute to Mega Man”
Real Talk By: Zombie Zac
Blaster Master was one of my favorite games on the NES. Originally released by SunSoft Inc. in 1988, Blaster Master was unique because it contained two different styles of gameplay that you would seamlessly switch between Continue reading “Blaster Master Zero Review: Autopilot”
Real Talk By: Nese005
This review is going way back into 90’s culture, when gaming was new and fresh. I am going to be talking about the very crazy and fun game Felix The Cat for the Nintendo platform. Continue reading “Felix The Cat Retro Review (NES)”
“You can’t do that on Nintendo!”
Introducing: “Old Bits” Hosted By Hec G and Cmack The Don. A group of friends will check out Retro Game Commercials, Trailers, TV shows. All the magic of yesteryear rolled into one. We’re taking clip suggestions for future bits, and hope you enjoy. Continue reading “‘Old Bits’ Episode 2: Genesis Does”
Real Talk by: Rickayyyyy
It’s weird how the definition of a hard video game has changed over the years. Games we view as hard now would have been a walk in the park back in the days of NES. See, when Nintendo released their first game system, it was very limiting in terms of how complex the games could be. They just couldn’t make most games long enough for a single play through to be considered worth it. So they took a much different route than most modern-day games: they ramped up the difficulty to such a degree as to make it incredibly hard to beat. Also that there was less knowledge of what made a good game contributed to some games being much harder than they needed to be. As a result, there are many obscenely hard games on the NES. Here’s my list of what I believe to be the 10 hardest. Continue reading “Top 10 Obscenely Hard NES Games”
Real Talk By: The Ax
There’s something about 80’s horror movies that stays with us, at least in a pop-culture manner of speaking. The current gaming trend of taking something that was once very good and bringing out yearly renditions that fail to stand up to the original few (I’m looking at you, Assassin’s Creed) is a pattern that mirrors that of the famous horror franchises of the 80’s-90’s: Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and of course, Friday the 13th. The iconic machete wielding undead serial killer donning a goalie mask just won’t die, in more ways than one. With 12 films (including the reboot and awfully funny Freddy vs Jason), Jason is one of the most prolific fictional baddies that endures across decades. His inclusion in the recent Mortal Kombat X has piqued PlayLegit’s interest in going back to Mr. Voorhees’ gaming roots: the infamously difficult and rather pointless Friday the 13th NES game. How does it hold up after 26 years?
Continue reading “Friday The 13th Retro Review (NES)”
Real Talk By: The Wizard
If you’ve played through a lot of the NES library and are looking for something different, today we will be reviewing The Guardian Legend. This is somewhat of a hybrid developed by Compile way back in 1988. It takes 2 great genres, Action RPG and SHMUP, and attempts to meld them together to create one great game. Continue reading “The Guardian Legend Retro Review (NES)”
Real Talk By: Vexamillion
I don’t play video games only to have them easy, and not worth the money. However, I do not want to smash controllers into the wall because of their difficulty. Continue reading “The Coin-Op Question: What is the most frustrating video game you have ever played?”
Your friends from Man At Arms, have forged an actual Replica of an iconic object in gaming. That’s right Link’s Hylian Shield. Continue reading “Man At Arms: Link’s Hylian Shield”
Real Talk By: The AX
I fondly remember the days sitting in front of an old CRT TV, with my little brother in our basement. We played a ton off NES games. Blades of Steel, Bucky O’Hare, Little League World Series and Bayou Billy were among the regulars played Continue reading “I Beat Castlevania NES”
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