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In 1993, Nintendo took its greatest hits and made them even better.

Ken Uston (pronounced "Houston") was a brilliant man with an amazing life story. Learn all about the journey of the first video game celebrity.

Cosmic Fantasy was a groundbreaking series that brought RPGs and anime closer together than ever before.

Cobra, Sayo, Babette and Van help a civilian spaceship that is ambushed by Space Pirates.

Team Algernon discovers the secrets of Zola, while Team Little Fox unleashes the Kilkenny!

The greatest Keirin star of all time kicked off the Keirin game trend in the 1990s. Uh... What's Keirin?

In the era before The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, one Super Sentai series was written with adults in mind. It was also the first Super Sentai to have a video game!

Hogan's Alley was the best Zapper Game around! Take that Gumshoe! Hey, who was Hogan by the way...?

Samus Aran is called into action to clear out the Metroid infestation on SR388 and stop Mother Brain!

Let us never forget the vision, message and purpose of Yume Kojo!

If you ever watched Japanese TV between 2013 and oh.. say 2018, you know exactly what I'm talking about!

In 1989, Atari Corporation had the most powerful game machine around!

10 more not safe for work comics starring Hulk Hogan from the 80s!

In 1988, Sega followed up on Zillion with an all new Media Mix, set in Tokyo in the year 2030.

A famous Japanese restaurant chain once offered PlayStation fans the ultimate challenge...

In 1992, a port of the Commodore 64 game Nebulus made it to Japan. Here’s how it all happened.

Robots wreak havoc in The City for the fourth time! Can Mega Man step up the challenge again?

Roll was planning a birthday party for Dr. Light, but that had to be put on hold as robots once again attacked The City. Dr. Cossack is the man behind all of this, with his intentions of world domination not clearly understood.

On November 24th, 1992, the greatest 16-Bit game of all time was let out into the world, along with a marketing strategy that still exists today.

Final Fantasy V was a great game that differs from the other 16-Bit Final Fantasy games that surround it, both in style and the journey that the game took.

Phantasy Star was Sega’s flagship RPG back in the gold old days. 35 years on, it’s time to celebrate and reflect on the adventures of Alisa Landale and her friends.