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Doom (32X)

October 12, 2011March 12, 2014 Luis Zena 0 Comments 32x, Doom, first person shooter, id software, sega

This version of Doom suffers from having less levels than the other versions. This is a big mistake and somehow I don’t understand why it would be ripped apart. Did they got lazy? was there something wrong with the port? The SNES version of DOOM is amazing but somehow Sega and the producers of the game fucked up the port that was coming out for an add-on that was supposed to be superior…..

Hardware

Five Treasured items from my Console Days

October 22, 2010March 5, 2014 J.A. Laraque 3 Comments 32x, autobots, console, game genie, gameboy, J.A. Laraque, Knuckles, NES, nintendo, nintento entertainment system, obsolete gamer, obsoletegamer.com, sega, Sega 32X, Sega Genesis, snes, Sonic, sonic the hedgehog, super Gameboy, The Legend of Zelda, tri-force, Zelda

Let’s face it, if you weren’t using cheat codes you were missing out on the full gaming experience. The Game Genie changed the way we played console games allowing you to do all types of things with games you normally would have never had the ability too.

Unreleased Games

Sonic Crackers

October 11, 2010April 17, 2014 J.A. Laraque 1 Comment 32x, emulator, Genesis, GENS, google, J.A. Laraque, knuckles chaotix, lock-on technology, obsolete gamer, obsoletegamer.com, prototype, rings, ROM, sega, Sonic, sonic 3, sonic 4, sonic and knuckles, sonic crackers, sonic stadium, sonic the hedgehog, tails, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Another theory about Sonic Crackers is that it was a hoax by Sega. The reasoning behind this is the date of release was April 1st 1994. While in the planning stages for Sonic 4 a new technology was announced called Lock-On, no one knew what Lock-On technology was. In the Sonic Crackers game Sonic and Tales are linked together by rings and a tether and the idea was that people would believe (mistakenly) that this was the Lock-On technology.

Editorials

What video game(s) do you wish would be made but were not?

October 6, 2010June 18, 2011 J.A. Laraque 3 Comments 16-bit, 32x, Aaron hunter, Chris Skaggs, Chronic Logic, Corey Dangel, Danny Greig, David Warhol, Detonator Games, discussion, famicom, Final Fantasy, forums, Gary Manica, Grace Snoke, Industry Inside, J.A. Laraque, Jacob Stevens, Jason Shankel, Joju Games, Josiah Pisciotta, Juan Gril, Justin Melendez Lan Slide PC’s, Ken Berrym XSEED games, Mathew Anderson, nintendo, obsolete gamer, obsolete gamer.com, panel, Petroglyphgames, Playtechtonics Inc, Realtime Associates, Riverman Media, sega, Smashing Ideas, Soma Games, sonic crackers, Spiderwebz Design, Square Enix, starfox 2, starport, Stupid Fun Club, ultima online, XGen Studios

As gamers we always want more, even when we claim a game was a masterpiece and should never be redone