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Maximum Power Up Podcast – Episode 48: Shin Megami Tensei: Persona
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on May 10, 2017 under ClassicThe Persona series has been going for over 20 years and has featured on many consoles. What started off as a niche game series, Persona has gained quite a large following which has helped latest entry Persona 5 become a huge hit.Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
Fan Game 'Sonic Time Twisted' Finally Released After 12 Year Development
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on April 21, 2017 under ClassicYou have to hand it to Sonic fans - they don't do anything by halves. Even less so when it comes to making their own games based on the Blue Blur's escapades fighting Dr Robotnik/Eggman or whatever his name is these days. Unlike Nintendo, which seems hell-bent on crushing anything that even remotley resembles an homage to any of its intellectual property, Sega seems more than happy to allow Sonic... more. -
BennVenn Reveals Game Boy Advance VGA Out Board With Zero Latency RGB & SNES Controller Ports
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on April 21, 2017 under ClassicFor those of us who strongly believe the Game Boy Advance is nothing more than a portable Super Nintendo, having the ability to play the handheld’s strong line-up on a TV is priceless. While the GameCube’s Game Boy Player may be a suitable solution, die-hards retro gamers tend to disagree due to all kinds of timing issues and inaccuracies. This is all about to change though following hardware ... more. -
Maximum Power Up Podcast – Episode 47: Point & Click Adventures
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on April 20, 2017 under ClassicIn this episode Paul and Julian discuss their history playing the point and click genre. Back in the late 80's and throughout the 90's this time of game offered hit after hit for fans of the genre.Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
Maximum Power Up Podcast – Episode 46: Super Nintendo Part 1
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on April 7, 2017 under ClassicThe Super Nintendo is often cited as many retro gamer's favourite console. Just looking at game prices on Ebay etc for Nintendo's 16bit marvel shows that demand isn't fading either.Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
Sega's Castle of Illusion Remake Relisted on Digital Marketplaces
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on April 4, 2017 under ClassicBack in September last year, Sega Studios Australia's 2013 remake of the classic Mega Drive platformer Castle of Illusion, was delisted from Steam, Xbox Live Arcade and Playstation Network with very little notice beyond a price drop. Just as silently, the game's now snuck back onto these services, a rare digital relisting.Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
2017 Video Game Hall Of Fame Nominees
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on March 31, 2017 under Classic, FeaturedThe Strong Museum has announced the nominees for induction into its World Video Game Hall of Fame class for 2017. These include 12 well-known and influential titles, including Donkey Kong, Final Fantasy VII, Halo: Combat Evolved, Windows Solitaire, Mortal Kombat, Myst, Pokemon Red and Green, Portal, Resident Evil, Street Fighter II, Tomb Raider, and Wii Sports. This is the third wave of induct... more. -
Mega Drive Developers Announce 'Paprium' The Spiritual Successor To Streets Of Rage
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on March 29, 2017 under ClassicBack in 2012 the homebrew developers Watermelon announced that their next game to hit the Mega Drive had begun development. Codename Project Y was underway which promised to be the spiritual successor to the dormant Streets of Rage name. Fast forward to today and the prolific 16-bit studio have revealed all with Paprium - the newest game to be smashing through Sega systems come September.Powered b... more. -
Maximum Power Up Podcast – Episode 45: Konami 16-Bit Era
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on March 22, 2017 under ClassicWhen thinking back to the 16 bit era, one software developer/publisher stands head and shoulders above the crowd across all platforms. With formidable output on both home consoles and the arcades, Konami built further upon their household name and brand they’d established during the Famicom/NES years.Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
Maximum Power Up Podcast – Episode 44: SEGA Power Magazine
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on March 5, 2017 under ClassicSEGA Power magazine ran from 1989 until 1997 covering a lot of SEGA games over the years. Although there were many SEGA magazines available SEGA Power had a lot of fans, however in 1994 it went in a different direction.Powered by WPeMatico... more.




