A walkthrough and thorough breakdown of (probably) the scariest level in all of video games. Silent Hill 2 is a masterpiece of sound and level design, but the Historical society is where the game really shines.

The Evil Within was marketed as Shinji Mikami's triumphant return to survival horror, but did it live up to the hype? Derek and special guest Javi Rodriguez from Critbox investigate.

Before the Switch, Wii U or even the Nintendo DS, there was the GameCube Link Cable! These cables let people play compatible GC games on their Game Boy Advances–AND they even sometimes got exclusive extra games. From Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles to Pac Man VS, join us as we take another dive into Weird Nintendo Extras!

Another round of games pushing the limits of Nintendo's classic Game Boy Advance! The Simpsons, even crazies taxis, and BIG trucks will have you staring in disbelief at your little handheld system. And thanks for Dollar Shave Club for sponsoring this video!

With Evo around the corner, it’s time to finally talk fighting games! And who better than Street Fighter? Four different Street Fighter games appeared on various Nintendo Game Boy systems and we are going to take them all on!

Nintendo’s done it again! This time it's a rampage against legally dubious ROM sites – causing beloved ROM site Emuparadise to remove all of its games. In this video we take a deep dive into the implications of ROM sites shutting down for the games industry as a whole, games preservation, and the games that are already lost.

The Nintendo e-Reader is a little remembered card-reader add-on for the Game Boy Advance. Despite the GBA being a massive success for Nintendo, this swiss-army-knife-of-a-peripheral was not. This is Punching Weight, and we're going to investigate what made the e-Reader so great as well as what was its downfall.

Dragon Quest's music begins and ends with one man: Koichi Sugiyama. We take a deep dive into who Sugiyama is and what his stranglehold on Dragon Quest music means for everyone else.

Happy All Hallow Spooktober O Ween's Eve! DAMNED Alexander and GRAVE Kramer dive into three of their favorite Japanese horror games that were so innovative they never made it over to the West.

Mega Man 2 is celebrated for lots of good reasons, but its ending doesn't get enough love. We take a look at why it was revolutionary at the time, and why it still means so much today.

It is estimated that there over a 1000 games made for Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance. No idea was too ridiculous for the GBA, except for maybe one — First Person Shooters. Despite hundreds and hundreds of games, there are only 13 FPS’s on the GBA and we’re gonna cover every last one! Welcome to PART ONE of our ode to GBA First Person Shooters, and in this episode it’s all about the ports!

Some of Konami's best video games were also their worst. Well, at least they were outside of Japan. We crack the code on which games and features didn't make it over to PAL and North America.

The N64 Transfer Pak tried to connect Nintendo’s home console with the Game Boy Color, with mixed results. Though it’s got some interesting uses (we’re looking at you, Pokemon), the Transfer Pak was an awkward stop gap. Still, it’s an interesting look into the beginning of a dark time in Nintendo’s history.