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Today we’re talking about Irritating Stick on the Sony PlayStation. I’ll start by saying that few times has a video game been so accurately described by its name. With the word ‘irritating’ in place that’s not exactly a good thing. For years I had heard of this one, and with a name like that it’s easy to see why it stuck with me. The game is actually based on a segment from a...


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Bouncers is one of the most unusual games on one of the most unusual platforms. This Sega CD release was published by Sega, and developed by a Western company called Dynamix. The title is very literal where gameplay is concerned. You play as an anthropomorphic basketball that, well, bounces. There’s no deeper meaning behind it. This was a part of Sega’s big push to try and cr...


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Let’s start by addressing the elephant in the room. Wild Woody is a hilarious name for a video game. It’s so absurd and childish that I’m surprised it even got past the drawing board in the 90s. Before letting your imagination go wild I’ll say that the game is about a magical pencil, and Wild Woody is his name. This one was released in the height of companies trying to come u...


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Pilotwings was a brand new original game released for the Super Nintendo at launch. I remember playing it a few years after it came out and it didn’t seem like anything special. The thing is I had already been exposed to mode-7 graphics. It was no longer all that special. Mode-7 graphics are the entire gimmick here. At the time this was a revolutionary rendering method. It ma...


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When the Nintendo Gamecube released I was sure Nintendo had corrected all of the problems they had with their prior console. They finally ditched cartridges (although they went with smaller proprietary discs) and they didn’t seem so adverse to third party games. While the console was my second favorite of that generation it came in a solid third place. So what went wrong? Thi...


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