The first time I encountered a remake of a game I loved, I was standing in a GameStop in 2002, staring at a copy of Resident Evil for GameCube. My initial reaction wasn’t excitement—it was skepticism. “Why mess with perfection?” I remember thinking, like the opinionated twenty-something I was. The original PlayStation version had defined survival horror for me, tank controls and all. I bought it anyway, of course (who was I kidding?), and spent…
I still have my original PlayStation copy of Final Fantasy VII. The four-disc jewel case sits on my shelf alongside…
I realized I might have a problem last Saturday at 6:42 AM. I was standing in a stranger’s garage in…
The early ’90s is a timehorse of competition in portable games. With its large collection and iconic titles, Nintendo’s Game…
My wife thinks I’ve lost my mind. Last Saturday, she found me in the garage at 5:30 AM, drinking lukewarm…
From the moment I started playing Age of Empire, I was hooked. It offered more than just your standard dose…
