One for Sega fans. I wrote the BS-X article a while ago and always felt a little guilt for not giving the Sega Channel its deserved spot on the site too. It's not quite as obscure as the Satellaview (specially for those of us here in the U.S.), but it's still so fondly remembered and praised by Sega followers that it was impossible for me not to write about it.
Even though I never owned a Sega console in my life or was even aware Sega Channel was available in my country of origin (Argentina) in the first place, I would have loved to have experienced such a great service.

On another note, and if you own a Nintendo DS, you should be playing Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ. Yes, that's the title. Check it out here.

Man, I wrote this First Funky Fighter article in 2 days. I must be finally improving my writing skills or something. Of course, the fact that I took the day off of work must have helped too.

This is one of those games that makes one happy to have a full MAME rom set. There's nothing like discovering awesome hidden gems you never heard of just by browsing those 6500+ titles. Make sure you give this one a try. Not only because it's extremely rare, but also because killing alligators by punching a hole through their stomachs and ripping mutant sharks in two with your bare hands isn't something you see every day... If ever.

Want to know what Namco was up to in the pre-Time Crisis, Point Blank days? Giving Taito's Chase H.Q. a run for its money with Lucky & Wild, a light-gun shooter in which you drive (sort of) and shoot bad guys at the same time.
Of course, this exercise will seem like child's play if you are used to driving and talking on the phone without a hands-free device (which you shouldn't do regardless of its legality in your particular state), so add some challenge by letting your little brother handle both guns!

The site is 2 years old this month (it feels like forever though, for some reason). I have rearranged the articles section into multiple pages, for speedier browser access and to alleviate server strain.
Maintenance-wise, I also took upon myself to rewrite most of the OutRun series article, 20 Years of OutRun, in a more digestible form. I updated it with some newly discovered OutRun 2019 and OutRun 2 SP info and trivia, too.
If anything's broken, please let me know.

It's very frustrating to me when I can't find a specific review of a GameBoy or Game Gear title online. Which is, honestly, most of the time.
Granted, nobody really cares about carry-around 8-bit games anymore. Reviews for portable titles other than DS and PSP are scarce at best, which is why I decided to do something about it. You'll see lots of old portable games featured here in the future in the form of small genre compilations and the like. You have been warned.

Oh, and yeah... Here are the 3 titles that form Konami's Motocross Maniacs series. A surprisingly fun and addictive gravity-challenged motocross competition exclusive to GameBoy consoles, its popularity hindered by its technical simplicity right from the start. Don't judge it by its looks! Read it, play it, buy it. Now.

Update accomplished! It's been over 2 months since the last one, and I think I rather spare you from listening to lame excuses. But hey, here's a quick list:
- Job
- The rest of my life
- This extensive article, with equally extensive title, that I call Of argonauts, vectors, and flying foxes: The rise of 3D on Nintendo consoles.
Inspired by this great 1UP interview with Dylan Cuthbert, it covers British developer Argonaut's beginnings, how Dylan impressed Miyamoto with his vector-based GameBoy demo that resulted in the game X, and Jez San's 3D NES version of Starglider that (after the invention of the world's first graphics accelerator chip) eventually evolved into Starfox. Great stuff.