Game Sack

After 8 long years of near silence, the crowdfunded game Paprium finally arrives in customer's hands. Does it live up to the hype? Let's find out!

Some more really cool hacks and hombrews! Fans take it upon themselves to fixor improve existing games. Sometimes they even create new stuff from scratch! Check this stuff out!

It's time once again to take a look at more interesting games that were never released outside of Japan. You're missing out if you haven't played some of these games!

3D platformers are always interesting to me. They're not always good but I feel that the majority of them are at least worth trying out. Some of them don't get much attention any more so let's revisit them!

BONUS EPISODE! I take a look at the functionality, compatibility, and options of this device which lets you run your Saturn games from an SD card on a real console.

Let's check out some new (ish) releases for retro consoles. Some of these games are pretty good!

Let's take a look at some hilariously poorly developed Taiwanese and Korean (mostly) games!

Generally you get an idea of what to expect technically from a console. Some games exceed that which are covered in the "Pushing Hardware Limits" episodes, and some games don't even come close to meeting those expectations. That's what this episode's about!

Let's check out some games that weren't quite fortunate enough to be completed and released for the public, but were fortunate enough to have been leaked over the years for everyone to try out!

I love games in the Ys series so I thought I'd spend a little time talking about the newest one that was released not long ago. But this game is just didn't look as appealing as Ys 8. Presented in 4K 60 frames per second with HDR for the 12 people who will watch it that way.

Time once again to look at several more games doing things on their respective consoles that you might not thought possible at the time... or maybe doing things under the hood that you never realized!

Let's take a look at the launch lineup for 6 different consoles. Which one had the best games available on day 1?

With HDTVs common and bulky CRTs often difficult to find and maintain, video upscalers are often the best way to enjoy your retro consoles. So which ones are good? I show you the ones I've used.

Sometimes we have fond memories of a game but when we go back to them... well... they're not necessarily bad but certainly not as amazing as you once thought they were. Here are some games that didn't age particularly well.

The remake of Sega's Alex Kidd in Miracle World was recently released and I share my thoughts on if it delivers... or not.

Games don't capture themselves and there are many different ways to do it and hardware to use. Here, with the help of Coury and Try from My Life in Gaming which all about this kind of stuff, we show you several different types of capture hardware along with our thoughts.

Some games don't shine as brightly in their time as we thought they would. What we take for granted as a classic today may not have been as highly regarded back when it was release. Other games you may not have thought much of only to come to find that they're much better than you thought. These are some of those games.

Konami cheated to get around Nintendo's rules and created Ultra Games. Today we take a look at games they published under that label.

It seems like cool new stuff is always coming out to enhance out retro gaming experiences. Not that I'm complaining! Let's check some newer products out!

That's right EVERY US-released Master System game reviewed in a single video! This was the first console I bought on my own and I never regretted it even though the NES objectively has a better game library.

Remember the first true HD console generation? That's ancient history now. This episode is dedicated to the amazing PlayStation 3 console.

With new technology emerging and everything going 3D, the creators of many popular 2D franchises had a tough decision to make when it came to evolving the series to 3D. Sometimes it didn't work out that well.

Actraiser Renaissance surprised everyone with its existence and everyone including me was excited. But does it live up?

Super Monkey Ball is one of my favorite video games, so let's see how this remake for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X is!

The TurboGrafx-16 stayed far behind Nintendo and Sega during the 16-bit days and only had 138 games total which were released in North America. Outside of North America the console was known as the PC Engine.

Consoles have beginnings and ends. It's fun to look at launch games, so let's see how some consoles ended up with their final officially released games in each of the major three regions.

Some games that are Left in Japan can be tough to play because of the language barrier. But some great fans have come through so you can now play these in English!

There are lots of arcade games that never get ported to a home platform that are absolutely worth playing. Let's check out some more of them in this episode!

The PlayStation VR brought virtual reality home for console owners. Let's check out some of the many games that are worth playing in VR!

Analogue just released their Pocket portable FPGA game system that plays Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance and even Game Gear games with an optional adapter. In the future it will also play Atari Lynx and Neo Geo Pocket Color cartridges. But is this device any good or it simply a money grab?

Time to take a look at some more games that do somewhat exceptional things given the platforms that they're running on.

Sometimes I play games just for fun and not for the show. Well...now they're for the show too since I talk about them here!

Let's check out every single game released in the Sega Ages line on the Nintendo Switch in the order they were released! Lots of good stuff here and for cheap!