The Zeebo tried to fix Brazil's notorious bootleg scene by putting mobile games where they really belong: the living room! Spoilers: it did not go well. But at least this Tectoy and Qualcomm collab gave us Resident Evil 4, Crash Nitro Kart, Tekken an exclusive Double Dragon and more... all on a digital-only anti-piracy home console. What could go wrong??

Hey I'm Derek it's me Derek and this is a warning: I'm BACK!

Doom RPG is not only a real thing, but John Carmack made it and FOUR OTHER official id RPGs.

Turtles In Time once had an awful 3D remake. Simpsons Arcade had a sequel on cell phones! And there's a port of X-Men Arcade with entirely new VO. But they’re just... gone? DELISTED traces the digital lineage of four legendary Konami arcade games!

I got Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D on a Zeebo! And an iPod! And an N-Gage?? It's Crash Bandicoot Delisted!

It's an SSFF Game Room tour! Technically an office tour, this is a showcase of Mr. Hey I'm Derek It's Me Derek's Video Game collection. From Wii to N64 to PS2 to weird controllers, there's a little something for everyone in our game room!

Punching Weight has covered every console port of Doom EXCEPT for one. I saved the best for the last, the one that stood above all the rest, the one that almost out-Doomed Doom. My personal favorite version: PlayStation Doom.

Game Room, aka that time Microsoft tried to sell us $620 worth of Atari, Intellivision, and Konami Arcade games on the Xbox 360.

Castlevania SotN almost officially came out for Tiger Electronics' GameCom system. And actually? It's incredible. It might be the best Game Com game even if it's only a prototype. Symphony of the Night has everything you'd hope for while controlling like a pile of jelly. What is a man if he's never played Tiger Electronics' portable prototype port of Symphony of the Night?