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Specifically, Civilization, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, Catan, Glimmerati, System Rush, Pathway to Glory: Ikusa Islands, Rifts: Promise of Power, X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, Mile-High Pinball, Asphalt 2, High Seize, One, and Glory in Death.

I believe this means that all of them have been found now.

The short version: while Sonic 1's official release date was June 23rd, 1991, several Usenet posts around that time make it clear stores in various parts of the US were stocking it up to two weeks beforehand. (There's also some discussion of pre-release coverage of the game, if you're curious.)

It's an interesting look at an era of gaming where synchronized, nationwide release dates in America weren't really a thing. (As the article notes, it took quite a bit of planning to get the sequel out on "Sonic 2-sday" across the country, and even then didn't immediately become the standard.)

"The archive's primarily designed for research purposes — YouTubers, wikis that need to cite print interviews, etc. In my own research, I often see wiki citations that claim bits of information come from a magazine, but when I track down the mag, the info isn't in there.

Also for fans who just wanna read, say, 100 Zelda interviews. But I need someone who can help set up a site anyone can contribute interviews to, kinda like Spriters Resource or a wiki. Owned by me, not Fandom or any corp. Open to ideas, and estimates from web designers."

He currently plans to get the site up in a few months' time (and to focus on interviews from between 1995 and around 2012, since going past that opens up copyright concerns).

This has been around for a few months now, but I think it warrants posting here. This is a hefty collection of statements by Shigeru Miyamoto, building on a number of other resources and amassing them all in one place.

A listing and exploration of game designer credits in high score tables.

McDonald’s has just released a brand new Game Boy Color game that plays on actual hardware in 2023. Yes, you read that correctly.

The game is playable Here: https://grimacesbirthday.com/

Over last few days been reconsidering going back to cataloging all media I've got (from Games to Books/Magazines, etc) and remembered was using Dark Crow for this purpose.

Maybe bit outdated, but still useful for cataloging all kinds of physical and digital media.

What other programs or cloud services do you use for cataloging media? Just curious.

The two lines that best capture the tone of our System Shock remake review are identical.\

Pros: "Fastidiously accurate recreation of the original game" Cons: "Fastidiously accurate recreation of the original game"