Mega Maker strives to give Mega Man fans a level editor as easy to use as the games are hard
And they're only going to get harder given the average amateur level designer's idea of a good time.
, by Kishi
The history and future of Fire Pro Wrestling, as told by Tomoyuki Matsumoto
An interview with the man in charge of Fire Pro Wrestling World, the cult franchise's long-awaited return.
, by Jeremy Parish
Rediscovering the (mostly) lost art of mapping
Few video games experiences are quite so intimate as diagramming a virtual space.
, by Jeremy Parish
On the occasion of Metal Gear's 30th anniversary...
A reprint of an old retrospective lost to the vagaries of time and the internet.
, by Jeremy Parish
Spinning beats with Yuzo Koshiro
A brief conversation with the legendary composer on remastering classic game tunes to ride the vinyl craze wave.
, by Jeremy Parish
SGDQ 2017: Better Know a Runner Part 2: Puwexil
The RPG emcee talks Chrono Trigger and what one of the most time-consuming genres offers to a speed runner
, by Kishi
A SNES Rayman prototype has been dumped onto the Internet
Good news for all Rabbids everywhere.
, by Kim Justice
SGDQ 2017: Better Know a Runner Part 1: Garrison
The Renaissance runner speaks on Bucky O'Hare, Metroid, and the taboo against self-imposed limits
, by Kishi
Sega Forever is disappointing, but it doesn't need to stay that way
And turning in poor work doesn't always mean you don't care.
, by Kishi
Who needs the Super NES mini when the actual console has four new games arriving in July?
It's raining game tapes.
, by Jeremy Parish