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46 blogs about Video games.

  1. The Adventurers Guild
    …in which he attempted to play through all notable graphical adventure games. More info

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    Missed Classic: The Hound of Shadow - By the Pricking of My Thumbs
    Written by VetinariNext morning, I wake up to a surprise. The landlady, Mrs Bastable, announces that a visitor, a young lady, is waiting for me in the lounge.Now, I haven't mentioned anything about a landlady …
    By MorpheusKitami, 2,378 words
  2. All the Adventures | Renga in Blue
    Wherein I play and blog about every adventure game ever made in (nearly) chronological order. These are sorted (mostly) in the order I played the games. I think they’re all worth reading! How…. 🇺🇸 More info

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    The Phantom’s Revenge (1982)
    Our author circa 1962, from the Internet Archive. We last saw Dian Gerard (or Dian Crayne, or J. D. Crayne) with The Hermit’s Secret, as published by Norell Data Systems; she followed up the same …
    By Jason Dyer, 1,987 words
  3. analogue
    By Kevin Dowling. More info

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    Bits & bytes for April 20th 2024
    Much like the prior week, I've done very little actual gaming. I updated and bought my first Playdate game (Lucas Pope's Mars After Midnight). But I've not had much time with work and life. My …
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  4. The Arcade Blogger
    A blog celebrating the history and preservation of Classic Arcade Video Games from the 70s and 80s. By Tony Temple. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Puck Man PCB (Namco)
    44 years ago (22 May 1980 to be precise), the first Puck Man machine was placed in an arcade in Tokyo’s Shibuya district, starting a worldwide global videogaming phenomenon. Today, Namco’s Pac-Man remains one of …
    By Tony, 1,397 words
  5. Bad Game Hall of Fame
    Dedicated to giving bad games the due process they deserve. By Cassidy. More info

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    Cohosts and Cohorts
    In light of the fact that Twitter (‘X’) has become completely unusable / untenable for self-promotion over the course of the past year, we’ve discontinued regular posting on that particular social media service. We’ve finally …
    By Cassidy, 44 words
  6. Buried Treasure
    Reviewing the indie games everyone else missed. By John Walker. More info

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    Neoproxima
    PC It never stops blowing my mind that a game this good can go entirely unnnoticed. With zero press coverage, and just 9 Steam reviews, you would imagine Neoproxima is just another shovelware release, and …
    By buriedtreasure, 1,318 words
  7. The Candybox Blog
    I make art that some people call games. By Nathalie Lawhead. More info

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    Solo-Devs and Risk-Takers (An Artistic Exploration of Experimental Tools)
    Digital toys let us explore a possibility space where art can pulsate, move, degrade, and do strange things with each brush stroke. I often talk about what a missed opportunity it is that mainstream digital …
    By alienmelon, 85 words
  8. CD-ROM Journal
    Exploring multimedia games and software of the 90s and beyond. By Misty De Méo. 🇦🇺 🇨🇦 More info

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    Under the Fir Tree: The Day of St. Claus
    What kind of life would a dog have at the North Pole? What could a puppy do to help Santa? Under The Fir Tree: The Day of St. Claus (もみの木の下で The Day of St. Claus), …
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  9. Critical Distance
    "Where is all the good writing about games?". More info

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    2023 Critical Distance Update
    I’m here to provide a look at the financial side of Critical Distance. In 2022 we needed to run an emergency GoFundMe to fix our tax status, and that’s not a place I want us …
    By Zach Alexander, 483 words
  10. The CRPG Addict
    A blog in which a dedicated addict plays through all PC computer role-playing games (CRPGs), in chronological order. By Chester Bolingbroke. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Dungeon Hack: Won One!
    That drawbridge has no chains. How were they ever going to get it up again? In my second entry on Dungeon Hack, I was relatively positive about the game. It was challenging but fast, and …
    By CRPG Addict, 2,125 words
  11. cRPG Blog
    Index to the cRPG blog on cRPG history, reviews, rankings and design. More info

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    BioWare's First Computer Game: Shattered Steel
    Shattered Steel by BioWareHistorically, BioWare are most famous for their cRPGs such as Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights. However, their first computer game was not a cRPG, but rather a mech-sim.Shattered Steel is a mech-simulator …
    By Lilura1, 488 words
  12. The Digital Antiquarian
    A history of computer entertainment and digital culture by Jimmy Maher. 🇩🇰 More info

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    The Curse of Monkey Island
    Fair Warning: this article contains plot spoilers for Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge and The Curse of Monkey Island. No puzzle spoilers, however… The ending of 1991’s Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge seems as shockingly …
    By Jimmy Maher, 4,264 words
  13. Distant Arcade
    A gaming blog. We hope you enjoy all the future blogger fun time video games action we have in store. By Luke Davis. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Adorn your pets with Square Enix’s SQEX PETs
    Square Enix has launched a line of pet apparel called SQEX PETs. It’s Japan only but my favourite has to be the Slime dog bed.
    By lukealexdavis, 33 words
  14. Eastern Mind
    a newly revived tumblelog project by Bruno de Figueiredo. 🇵🇹 More info

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    You mentioned in a post that Taro Kudo worked at Telenet and I’m curious which games he worked on, given that I wasn’t able to find out any info on that (as opposed to fellow Telenet to Square to Lovedelic dev Kenichi Nishi, who I could easily find info on his Telenet work)
    To my knowledge, Kudo was never credited in any Telenet production. The source for this information is this interview (Japanese only) where he states that he had worked there between leaving Konami and joining Square. …
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  15. Ephemeral Enigmas
    Giving offbeat, obscure, and forgotten games another look. More info

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    Bay Route
    The path already traveled Developer: Sunsoft Publisher: Sega Release Year: March 1989 Available On: Arcade Genre: Run and Gun Bay Route? What kind of name is that? It doesn’t really tell you anything about the …
    By ephemeralengimas, 3,791 words
  16. Game Boy Essentials
    A project to review and talk about the essential games you must play on Game Boy to understand its appeal and its success. By Pierre-Luc Gagné. 🇨🇦 More info

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    ESPN National Hockey Night
    ESPN National Hockey Night North American release in March 2001 Never released in Japan Never released in Europe Published by Konami Developed by Konami Scott Gomez! Twice! No wait there’s a faint picture of him …
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  17. GamerDad: Gaming with Children
    Video game news, views, & reviews from a parental perspective, presented by Andrew S. Bub - The GamerDad. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Pepper Grinder (Switch, PC)
    Pepper is an adventurous girl who gets shipwrecked, and pirates steal her treasure! Luckily she finds a drill that she can use to bypass obstacles and defeat enemies. Anyone remember a Game Boy Advance game …
    By Cary Woodham, 60 words
  18. Games That Weren't: Cancelled & Unreleased Games
    An unreleased and cancelled video games archive with prototypes, developer history and assets for many computers and consoles of all ages. By Frank Gasking, et al. More info

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    NBA Jam Tournament Edition
    1995 Acclaim Platforms: Commodore Amiga 1200, CD32 Yet another late Amiga conversion, which sadly seems to have fallen by the wayside due to the dwindling market at the time. NBA Jam Tournament Edition was a …
    By fgasking, 48 words
  19. GearsRealm.com
    By Tom Henry. More info

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    No Rest for the Wicked EA Review
    No Rest for the Wicked isn’t your typical action RPG. It throws together a bunch of great ideas from different genres and somehow makes it work, even in its early access state. However, that “early …
    By Tom Henry, 528 words
  20. The Genesis Temple
    Articles and reviews about videogame design of the present and the past, showcasing titles relevant for particular plot and design choices. By Damiano Gerli. 🇸🇪 More info

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    Mad Doctor (Commodore 64) – the Frankenstein Junior sandbox
    The post Mad Doctor (Commodore 64) – the Frankenstein Junior sandbox appeared first on The Genesis Temple.
    By Damiano Gerli, 26 words