Fans love #Spyro Year of the Dragon but it does have some serious issues that could stop you from completing it.
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Game-Breaking Spyro 3 Glitches

Retro Gaming Life jumps into the ring in the SNES classic Super Punch-Out!!!

This clip features a fight against Piston Hurricane, a fighter famous for his lightning-fast punching combos. Once he starts attacking, it feels like a storm in the ring.

Can we dodge the punches and score the knockout? Watch the gameplay and find out!

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PC Zone (September 1999) 

Fourreau 3 jeux PS2 NTSC U/C
- Silent hill 2
- Silent hill 3
- Silent hill 4 the room

Réalisation à la main de fourreaux premium pour vos jeux PS2, conçus pour accueillir 3 jeux par fourreau.

Chaque pièce est réalisée artisanalement avec des matériaux de qualité :

• Papier glossy 280 g/m²
• Impression laser haute performance
• Plastifiage pour une protection et une finition durable

Ces fourreaux sont pensés pour les collectionneurs, passionnés et joueurs exigeants qui veulent ranger, protéger et sublimer leur ludothèque.

Ils offrent une alternative élégante en mettant en valeur vos jeux sur vos étagères.

Chaque création est produite avec soin, pour un rendu net, solide et visuellement impactant.

I managed a 1cc of Elevator Action Returns this afternoon.

Running on the Taito F3 Hardware.

Super fun game with an amazing Sound track.

so apparently you can still play multiplayer games on vita in 2026 (feat.: @shadowblade8192 )

Grin ‘N’ Bear It, as Hysterical Eddie wants to paly as game, no smiling. He sees you grinning cat, you are getting shot like Santa.

What happens when podcast hosts are unknowingly thrust into a 1991 Choose Your Own Adventure-style book written for kids?

Find out as the ONE RAD PODCAST crew takes turns making decisions and playing through Nintendo Adventure Books: Super Mario Bros. – Double Trouble.

We’ve reached the end of the road…
Let’s Play #Bastion (Blind) - The Tazal Terminals - Part 13
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Let’s Play Bastion (Blind) - The Tazal Terminals - Part 13

The Mega Man X finale – Part 5 is here! ⚡

One of the greatest SNES action games ever made reaches its final moments as Mega Man X faces Sigma in an epic showdown. The fast-paced gameplay, unforgettable music, and challenging boss battles made this Capcom classic a defining title of the 16-bit era.

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Retro boxing never gets old! 🥊

Today we’re revisiting Super Punch-Out!! on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, one of the most iconic sports games of the 16-bit era. With its colorful fighters, unique patterns, and satisfying knockouts, this SNES classic still holds up as one of the best arcade-style boxing games ever made.

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Boitier K7 pour jeu GameBoy color
- Pokemon or

Réalisation à la main de la jaquette pour vos jeux Game Boy Color, conçu pour accueillir 1 jeu dans un boitier k7 audio sans ergot .

Chaque jaquette est réalisée artisanalement avec des matériaux de qualité :

• Papier glossy 280 g/m²
• Impression laser haute performance

Ces jaquettes sont pensées pour les collectionneurs, passionnés et joueurs exigeants qui veulent ranger, protéger et sublimer leur ludothèque.

Ils offrent une alternative élégante en mettant en valeur vos jeux sur vos étagères.

Chaque création est produite avec soin, pour un rendu net, solide et visuellement impactant.

To celebrate Mario Day, here are my Mario henna designs.

Juegos de Formula 1 para Playstation.

Commodore MAX (1982)

Retro Computing’s Most Forgettable Little Weirdo

1982, Tokyo. A machine appears, originally codenamed the Commodore VICKIE. And then almost everyone forgot it existed.

The Commodore MAX Machine (also known as the Ultimax in the US, and the VC-10 in Germany) is one of the most fascinating footnotes in retro computing history. It launched in Japan in November 1982, and was a close cousin of the legendary Commodore 64, sharing a huge number of components with it. So what went wrong?

The Tech

The specs don’t actually sound that bad at first glance:

• CPU: MOS Technology 6510 @ 1.02 MHz
• RAM: 2 KB + 0.5 KB color RAM
• Graphics: VIC-II 6566 (320x200, 16 colors, sprites)
• Sound: 6581 SID chip (yes, the exact same one as in the C64)

And the design? A silver-and-black chassis with red accents. Before the C64’s iconic beige-grey became the industry standard, this machine looked like a prop from a sci-fi film…

The Problem

Only 2 KB of RAM. For reference: the Commodore PET from five years earlier shipped with a minimum of 4 KB. The MAX was clearly designed as a game console, not a real computer.

There was no built-in operating system, no serial port, and no way to connect a disk drive, printer, or modem. A tape drive was technically possible, but since every tape-handling routine had to be implemented by the cartridge itself, only 2 of the 24 released titles actually supported tape storage.

And then there was the competition: Commodore’s own VIC-20 cost roughly the same price but came with far more software, expandability, and a proper keyboard.

The Legacy

Only around 50,000 units were ever produced in 1982. Then it was quietly discontinued.

But the MAX didn’t die entirely. Its cartridges worked on the C64 as well, and it directly paved the way for legendary “freezer” cartridges like the Action Replay, because Commodore baked “Ultimax mode” into the C64 specifically to maintain MAX compatibility.