Lists, who doesn’t love them? (accept for historically in times of persecution), but this isn’t one of those, it’s just a list of video games, in descending order of greatness, according to me. Yes there will be quirks and anomalies, it’s not a definitive statement of fact, if you find…

I’ve decided to pull the trigger, I’ll be walking away from twitter and closing down the account I’ve managed to hang onto the longest, the reason I’m walking away was the news that Elon Musk had bought Twitter, yes I’m a liberal snowflake (it goes with the territory) and yes…

The Suicide Squad takes the Dirty Dozen formula and runs with it, starting with a returning Viola Davis as Amanda Waller putting another team together for a basic behind enemy lines infiltration of a hostile nation men on a mission plot, before ramping up the comic book bizarreness until eventually…

The original He-Man and The Masters of the Universe debuted in September of 1983 and was primarily devised as a glorified advert to sell a Mattel action figure line of the same name that had been released the year before, that it was anything more than that was thanks to…

The Jewish Question? No wait, don’t go, this isn’t a Daily Stormer article or a deconstruction of Marx’s ‘Zur Judenfrage’ it’s more a quick dive into the history of antisemitism, by me, neither a scholar or blessed with much in the way of intelligence, it’s just the equivalent of a…

The CD32 represented the last gasp of a dying company, a machine that the company hoped would take on the mighty Sega in America and Europe but ended up sinking without a trace, the CD32 often takes the blame for bringing down the once mighty Commodore, but like with most…

NEC didn’t start out in the video game hardware business, Nippon Electric Limited partnership had been established in 1898 by Kunihiko Iwadare and Takesho Maeda to produce and sell telephone equipment as a joint venture with the American company Western Electric through its representative in Japan Walter Tenney Carleton, it…

The Sega Mega Drive was the machine that finally broke Sega into the lucrative American market, arguably it remains one of the most important consoles in history, toppling the mighty Nintendo from their dominant position and cementing Sega’s position as a top player in the video-game console market. As the…

The Dreamcast was Sega’s last hurrah, it was a groundbreaking machine that ushered in the 6th generation of home console hardware and pushed through several innovations that have now become standard, it should have been the machine to drive the company to untold heights, instead its failure would cause Sega…