Matt James
Fasten your seatbelts and rev up your engines as we take a nostalgic drive through the best Sega Genesis racing games. The Sega Genesis, also known as the Mega Drive, was a 16-bit home video game console released in 1988. It boasted an impressive library of titles, and racing games were among the most popular … Read more
The SG-1000 takes us back to 1983, the days when pixels were larger than life and controllers were simpler than a TV remote. Released at a time when Sega was yet to become a household name across the world, the SG-1000 represents Sega’s first attempt to make moves in the home video game space, Whilst … Read more
The Atari Jaguar is a console that tried to push the boundaries of gaming in the early ’90s, but the only boundaries it really pushed, were those in marketing. Atari launched its Jaguar campaign, promoting the system as a 64-bit console. Whilst partially true, when comparing it in the same way to other current consoles, … Read more
Released in 1989, the Atari Lynx, with its colorful backlit screen and many arcade titles, dared to challenge the Game Boy’s reign in the world of handheld gaming with its sheer horsepower. Whilst it did not quite dethrone Nintendo’s monochrome king, it left behind a treasure trove of innovative and impressive arcade conversions. We count … Read more
The ColecoVision arrived in August 1982, and would immediately not just rival Atari’s long-established 2600, but would outclass it. Atari shortly after released their Atari 5200 system, which was technically better than 2600, but did not keep up with ColecoVision’s sales as well as often delivered versions of games that looked inferior to ColecoVision’s ports. … Read more
