- Polygon has an
awesome full-length feature on where Blizzard’s Starcraft: Ghost went wrong.
- Also from Polygon, a good,
long read by Colin Campbell on an Atari artwork book.
- A translation for Wizardry
Gaiden IV has been released, according to the folks at ROMhacking.net.
Check out this “new” SNES game here!
- Hadlee Simons at Gearburn has a look at five
failed handheld systems.
- From various websites, Stephen Colbert attempts to eat a
Hot Pocket quicker than a guy completes Super
Mario Bros. 3. Video here!
- As expected, Nintendo shut
down a Kickstarter project for an NES coffee table book.
- The latest video on Cracked from Cody Johnston is about
how Christopher Nolan stole
his ideas from DuckTales. No word
yet from Todd how this infraction ranks on the DuckTales scale.
- From TechTimes, Paul Rudd has barely aged since starring
in SNES commercials back in the day.
- Also on TechTimes, Chinese companies are constantly making
bootleg games with all the Nintendo characters.
ON THIS DAY IN VIDEO
GAME HISTORY…
- On July 10, 2001, Gran Turismo 3:
A-Spec came out for the Playstation 2. The effort from Polyphony
Digital set a new standard for realistic racing games. The sixth installment came
out in December 2013 to glowing reviews for the PS3, and Gran Turismo
Sport is due out in November as a PS4 exclusive.
Video game history information comes from GameFAQs and Moby Games. And as always, if you’d like to support the show, do so via our Amazon link.
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