The neGcon Controller Marks An Era That Will Never Return
Namco's neGcon controller for the PlayStation achieved the impossible and brought the arcade racing experience to fans' fingertips. Kind of.
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A Brief History Into The World Of Capoeira In Gaming
Capoeira is a martial art that has been featured in video games since the 1990s and among other fighting styles, it was always misunderstood.
Thirty Years Ago, Ridge Racer Changed Arcades Forever
Ridge Racer was released in Japanese arcades on October 30th, 1993, forever changing the scope of video game immersion in the arcade era.
Tekken Tag Tournament Was Originally Tekken 3's Sequel
Twenty three years later, Tekken Tag Tournament Director Katsuhiro Harada shares some of the game's development process on social media.
Rascal Is The Scariest Video Game Ever Created
As Halloween draws near, it's time to look at Rascal, arguably considered one of the worst PlayStation 1 titles ever released.
A Three Decade Secret Was Finally Uncovered In NBA Jam
Almost thirty years from the Sega Saturn release of NBA Jam Tournament Edition, an exclusive secret character was recently discovered by fans
Rent A Hero Was Sega's Initial Attempt At A Beat-Em-Up ARPG
Never released outside of Japan, the quirky Sega beat-em-up, Rent A Hero No. 1 finally received an English fan translation earlier this year.
Marvel Vs. Capcom Was A Single Character Fighting Game At One Point
The expectations for a console port of an arcade game wasn't always the greatest. For Marvel vs Capcom, it was a completely different game.
A Shoot-Em-Up Developer Created A Resident Evil Snowboarding Game
Developed by Cave and published by Capcom, Trick'n Snowboarder or Tricky Sliiders featured Resident Evil cameos in an arcade snowboarder.
Jon Talbain Is The Coolest Fighting Game Character Nobody Knows
Whether you know him as Gallon or Jon Talbain, this werewolf from Darkstalkers is the first character for our 'Spooky' October spotlight.
Super Magnetic Neo Was A 'Polarizing' Physics Dreamcast Platformer
Years before Teslagrad, Genki developed Super Magnetic Neo, a 3D physics based platformer that was as polarizing as it was niche.
A Daytona USA Remake Was Developed By Future 'Like A Dragon' Developers
Daytona USA 2001 was a then-modern remake of the 1994 arcade classic, co-developed by Genki and Amusement Vision, later known as RGG Studio.
Ehrgeiz - The First Final Fantasy Fighting Game Fueled By Tekken
Often remembered as Square's "first Final Fantasy fighter," DreamFactory's Ehrgeiz was an effort between action fans and a Tekken director.
Ridge Racer Type 4 Remains My All Time Favorite Video Game
I think it's time to begin to discuss what I can say is my favorite video game of all time. Welcome to the world of… Continue readingRidge Racer Type 4 Remains My All Time Favorite Video Game
That One Time A Video Game Funded A Jackie Chan Movie
Jackie Chan in Fists of Fire is one of the most well-known oddities in fighting games that funded his most underrated film that's a favorite.