By rocketminx on Retro from leviathyn.com
From water levels that give you a fear of drowning, to the bear pits of Tomb Raider, Laura takes a look at five things that frightened us as young gamers. By RandomManA on Retro from leviathyn.com
Aaron from Leviathyn.com teams up with the greatest evil force known to mankind, high schoolers. This is Revelations: Persona for the Playstation. By triverse on Retro from gamingonnintendo.com
Nintendo was still new to the sequel rituals when they released Super Mario Bros 2 on the NES, and boy did they go away from the norm for what a sequel was supposed to be. Being almost a complete departure from the original NES title, in Japan the title used for the US SMB2 was a completely different title, what was there in the North American version barely said this was a Mario title. Barely. By triverse on Retro from gamingonnintendo.com
Taking place seven years after the original Castlevania, this installment takes a rather large departure from what fans knew from the first title. Simon is on a pilgrimage to visit his family’s resting place and meets a lady that tells him that Dracula has placed a curse on the Belmont family (bummer). Unlike the first title, Simon’s Quest is more of an adventure title than action oriented – Si By triverse on Retro from gamingonsony.com
It’s April 10th, 1996, and you walk into your favorite game store. When what to your wondering eyes should appear on the New Release shelf but a compilation of six arcade games from your youth! Amazed at the opportunity to relive these classics, you whip out that cash and take home the black-backed CD, wondering if nostalgia really is all its cracked up to be. Later when you’re sitting in fron By RandomManA on Retro from leviathyn.com
Aaron from Leviathyn.com grabs a shotgun and a crank with a square-shaped end and tries to survive the entire Resident Evil series. By GinoDino on Retro from leviathyn.com
R-Type showed me the importance of the potent combination of learning (through failing), practiced skill, persistence, and patience. By triverse on Retro from gamingonnintendo.com
Some things are such obviously bad ideas that we don’t even bother considering them unless it’s a matter of life and death. They aren’t things we have to consciously reject; without someone pointing them out, they’re not even going to pop up on our radar (which is why a guy can walk past a full sink a dozen times and fail to think “I should load the dishwasher”, but cannot resist the urge to che
