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Did you know there is a Playstation1 LCD screen attachment? Released in 2000 and made directly from Sony, the screen fits right on top of the fifth generation PS1 console. The 5 inch screen even in

Remember Gex, the channel-surfing, wise-cracking reptile who starred in a ton of classic Playstation and N64 games? Well, Square Enix wants to put him in his first new game since 1999. But, the nea

First two members of the Final Four announced! Two more match-ups need your vote!Silent Hill sent Freddy Krueger screaming back to dreamland and giant creatures were no match for thousands of Zombies

Sillent Hill VS Zombies Ate My Neighbors, find out who won!And the Zombies are partying loudly on top of the Hill!Second semi-final announced, #1 Resident Evil vs #5 Castlevania. Vote for the game you

The Final Four is set!  There was no dooming the Evil and Simon Belmont simply flushed away the plumber! First semi-final announced, #2 Silent Hill vs #6 Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Vote for your first

Resident Evil Beats out Uninvited in week 1.  It was to be expected, but Uninvited had some loyal fans and actually took the lead early on. I thought here might be a huge 1st round upset, but ultimate

Doom vs Eternal Darkness is tied! Next vote decides the winner. Freddy moves on to his next nightmare. Facebook was clearly for Doom and Instagram was all about Eternal Darkness. Generation gap per

16 Spooky games, 1 Winner, You Decide! Do you like scary games, mystery games, or spooktacular games? We'll take our top 16 Halloween themed games and put them head to head and your vote will help d

Have you ever accidentally deleted a save file? Or had an angry sibling purge your save data? the PS1 has a quick trick to recover that lost file.  When you're looking at your save data in the

This graphic shows how many games were released for each system. What surprises you most here?Generation 1:NESMaster SystemGeneration 2:GenesisSNESGeneration 3:N64SaturnPS1Generation 4:CubeDreamcastPS

Back in the day, different consoles and games were made for different parts of the world. PAL was designed for Europe and Africa, NTSC for the Americas, and even a few others were made. Those games an

Racing games once held a proud history of being contests that rewarded pure skill and precision. The victor was always determined by the player's mastery and memorization of any given racetrack.