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Do you remember the mid 2000’s? Such an amazing time, when everyone was walking around with full tribal arm tattoos and jnco jeans with spiked pocket chains. Limp Bizkit, blessed be the name of the holy ones, played from the heavens themselves above the constant street fights that went down in the cold Canadian streets. It was a magical and better time, filled with mesh tops and leather pants and one leg jeans, where friendships were forged by beating people down with a vengeance before...

Good evening ladies, gentlemen and everything in between, today we bring you the dawn of a new series of articles, spearheaded by me and in collaboration with the man, the legend, @Jusaiki . A series of articles where we review games we consider to be hidden gems. This first article is the beginning of that. However, next episode will be covered by Jusaiki so please look forward to his game of choice! So without further ado, new year, new beginnings, let’s not waste time! What is The Huge...

Imagine the 90s: everything glows neon, Mortal Kombat drives parents crazy, and Nintendo and Sega are fighting for the gaming throne. Now imagine someone saying, “Let’s make something cheaper, weirder, and possibly more uncomfortable than all of that!” - and thus, the R-Zone by Tiger Electronics was born. WHAT WAS IT? The R-Zone was Tiger Electronics’ attempt, known for their handheld LCD games, to break into the world of home and portable consoles. And it was… something. Did you know that...

The shriek of the alarm reverberated off the industrial supply shelves, drowning out the distant thud of boots on metal. The figure waited, crouched, biding their time in the dark shadowed corner of the room…no wait, sorry; there actually are no shadows in the room as they didn’t have that kind of graphical power yet. My mistake; the figure waited, crouching, biding their time in the room that was evenly lit across its entirety, including in the corners. The burst firing SMG in its red...

Gotta be honest... I wasn't planning on writing this review, but I have been on a pretty big SEGA Genesis fix as of late and I have teased you guys long enough, name-dropping this title constantly all-around my articles. The time just felt right to actually give a "face" to it. What makes me appreciate this game the most is the fact that it was just one of three titles (the others being the original Super Mario Bros and International Super Star Soccer Deluxe) that my sister actually wanted...