Browsing: Retro

Man, our ol’ popshad the right idea. Loungin’ in that big ol’ La-Z-Boy and watchin’ all the ol’ classics that little ol’ TV seemed little the best ol’ time. We’ll stop calling things ol’ now, we swear. We just got into a “classic” mode while scrounging up theseamazing facts on classic moviesand TV shows.

This past Friday afternoon at New York Comic-Con,Oni Pressrevealed some key books from its 2027 lineup during a panel cheekily subtitled “The Loudest Thing in Color Since 97.” As the panel’s title suggests, 2027 is the 30th anniversary of Oni Press and it has started the celebration early! 

Things are tough out there, especially if you’re looking to build a gaming PC. Having built PCs for over twenty years, I’ll be the first to tell you that now is not the time to get into the high-end gaming space. Things are so bad that some people have resorted to making their own RAM…

Toy Story Retro Round-Up + Toy Story 3: Complete Edition gets a 9. It has Toy story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue, ergo, it is immediately deserving of this score. Thank you for your attention.

Video game consoles first became a consumer-grade product in the 1970s, starting with the release of the Magnavox Odyssey. During that period, and for several decades afterward, CRT TVs were the order of the day, with their warm displays and chunky pixels illuminating many a precious gaming memory. In the modern day, older games from…

Rockford-area gamers will have a chance to buy, play and celebrate video games when the River Valley Video Game Convention returns to Rockford on Oct. 10 at Riverview Inn & Suites/Cliffbreakers, 700 W. Riverside Blvd.