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Modern games may no longer support local multiplayer, but that does not mean you cannot go back to your Nintendo 64. The Play Station 1 may beat the Nintendo 64 in their generation, but N64 won, and with a big difference, in its configuration and multiplayer games, many of which still stand today. Today, we … Read more
The PS2 is still the best-selling home console of all time. It is a great achievement considering that more than 20 years have passed since its original release. This console also has the most extensive catalog of games of all the videogames consoles, which stands out in all genres. Based on this, this list will … Read more
All consoles have a group of extremely well-known video games whose names define the experience and memories around them. Other video games have even been able to transcend that condition and become benchmarks on their own. They are capable of staying relevant through the years and generations. The 128-bit console from Sony has the most … Read more
Nintendo is, and it will always be the big N. It has reached our life of entertainment, emotion, and hours of happiness and anguish. The truth is that Nintendo has also been responsible for making us spend money on games that were not good enough. Additionally, it has forced us to suffer in front of … Read more
The most sold Nintendo console of all time is the home of many awesome role-playing games. On this list, you will find the best of them. It does not matter if you are a fan or not of this genre; you will love these titles. If you have never played an RPG, these are the … Read more
The SNES, known in Japan as Super Famicom, is considered as one of the best video game consoles of all time by many people for its extensive catalog of games and the quality of them. The SNES gave us authentic classic gaming jewels such as Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to … Read more
Back in the day, there wasn’t such a thing as couch co-op, or local co-op. There was just “two-player.” You had to have a console and you had to have two controllers. Anything beyond that was practically the realm of science fiction. So dust off your old NES, plug in player two, and press start … Read more
Many see the SNES as the platform of choice for experiencing classic singleplayer adventures. What many don’t realize, however, that the SNES has a robust library of multiplayer titles that can entertain virtually any crowd. From fun couch co-op titles to large party pleasers, today’s list dives into some of the best multiplayer SNES games … Read more
The NES was a revolutionary home entertainment system in an era that marked the transition between the arcade and the console. It was home to epic hits such as Final Fantasy, The Legend of Zelda, and Super Mario Bros. Like with every great console, the NES also had its fair share of misfires. From the … Read more
Survival horror games have long been a popular source of high adrenaline, fear-induced dopamine rushes for a particular kind of gamer. Visceral atmospheres, haunting soundscapes, and terrifying ghoulies all threaten to spook us in today’s modern horror titles. But before polygons rivaled Hollywood special effects, classic horror games were far more varied in both their … Read more