February 27, 2021
Digi Casse, Game Kid and the LCD Game Catridge
In the beignning there was Mattel Football, and it was good. Technically, that’s not really true. The first handheld is…
Author: Brian Crecente
February 26, 2021
What Keeps You Alive
Director Colin Minihan explores the dark side of a married couple vacating in the woods in 2018’s What Keeps You…
February 24, 2021
Exploring the soundscape of LEGO Universe
When LEGO® Universe died in 2012, it didn’t just shut off access to the imagined worlds of Avant Gardens, Gnarled Forest, and Forbidden…
February 22, 2021
Psycho Goreman
One part ’80s slasher classic, one part Sid and Marty Krofft Saturday special, with just a dash of Calvinball: Psycho…
February 21, 2021
Before the Game Boy There Was the Game Pocket Computer
Five or so years before the Game Boy blew everyone’s collective socks off, there was a slew of attempts to…
February 17, 2021
The Rise and Fall of LEGO Universe: Inception
The LEGO Group’s biggest single investment in a video game cost more than $125 million and involved more than 450 contributors…
February 16, 2021
Blood Quantum
This week’s episode looks at 2019 Mi’kmaq horror film Blood Quantum by director and writer Jeff Barnaby. The movie takes…
February 14, 2021
A History of the Portable Mega Drive
The Sega Genesis (known as the Mega Drive everywhere but in North America) has a weird history when it comes…
February 10, 2021
How Sonic Mania Was Turned Into a LEGO Set
Sam Johnson’s first reaction when he saw that the LEGO Group may be designing a new set based on SEGA’s® beloved Sonic…
February 6, 2021
Nokia’s Gaming, Sidetalking, Taco Phone
Before smartphones from Apple, Samsung, and the like were dominating the mobile gaming space, Nokia burst onto the scene with…