The Most Over-Engineered Video Game
At first glance, The Legend of Zelda looks to be just a popular open-world game. But what if I told you that in 1998 it was used as a weapon in a brutal console war and ended up shaping how games look today. This is that story. Full of ambition, vengeance and sacrifice. Let's dive in!
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I Replayed Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask… One is Clearly Better
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The Most Over-Engineered Video Game Character
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Modern Gaming Needs More Iwatas
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How Rockstar fit an entire city into PlayStation 2 memory
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30 Minutes of AoE Facts (ft. Sandy Petersen)
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We have reached biblical levels of coping
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PlayStation Hits the Panic Button as Players Leave for Nintendo
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What Luxury Housing Does To Homelessness
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Why Warcraft 3 Accidentally Killed Its Own Genre
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How Modern Game Engines Degraded — And Who’s to Blame?
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The Most Over-Engineered Console Killer
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Why Ocarina of Time is Still The Greatest
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Minish Cap Solved a Problem Zelda Never Fixed Again
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The Rise and Fall of 3dfx, the Graphics Pioneer That Created the GPU Revolution, Then Lost to NVIDIA
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Is Zelda II Really That Bad?
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I Played Every Elder Scrolls Game Ever
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The Conflicted Zelda: Majora's Mask Remake
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Why a SUPERMAN Video Game Is So Hard To Make
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Bad Graphics Make Better Games, Actually
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