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Show NotesThis week, Dan and Kris expand the reach of their regular monthly segment with the first 10 20 30 40, discussing notable game releases from 10, 20, 30, and 40 years ago. They cover Februar

I’ve spent the last 2 weeks talking about characters I want to see represented in some form or another in Smash Ultimate, but this week I want to do something a little different. Yes, the character ro

Brilliance can be frustratingNintendo has a history of being unpredictable. This is often viewed as one of their greatest strengths. It’s what gave us stuff like the Wii and the DS. However, it’s ofte

Unnecessarily in-depth Bubsy talkShow NotesDan and Kris bring their month of thankfulness to a close with Kris’s pick of an often overlooked SNES composer and a rather unexpected choice from Dan. Kris

Welcome to Part of our 8-part Zelda retrospective. In this episode, we cover Nintendo's delivery of their first true fan-service fueled Zelda game, Link's first forays into touchscreen gaming, and s

Welcome to Part 4 of our 8-part Zelda retrospective. In this series, we aim to tell the story of the Zelda series as it unfolded for North American audiences. We are not only looking at the games the

Use Your Feet Time for an “old man yells at cloud” moment, but to heck with it. There aren’t enough games these days that make you use your feet! And no, I don’t mean games like Ring Fit Adventures

Show NotesFor their 400th episode, Dan and Kris bring you the return of Trivia Time! Dan faces off against Destructoid’s Jonathan Holmes and Ferg from the Atari 2600 Game by Game Podcast to see who

Gaming may not have started with the NES, but many of gaming’s most prominent franchises and concepts did. As these titles continued to evolve over the generations, there was a common thread amongst t

While procrastinating at work (I do that a lot), I came across a Facebook post from the folks at ARGcast asking about people's’ favorite Contra games and memories, and it really got me thinking, I REA

The EverDrive N8 Pro is HERE!That’s right, you can now purchase the EverDrive N8 Pro from Stone Age Gamer, and we’ve done everything we can to make sure it’s the best flash cart the Nintendo Entertain

When creating a product, there's one question that every developer should eventually ask themselves: "Who is this for?" We all know Nintendo isn't a company known for their sanity or firm grip on real

This has been quite a generation for video games. There’s been plenty of negatives to be sure, but one thing I’ve noticed a lot lately is long running franchises pulling successful course correctio

Let's get more 3DS on Switch Nintendo’s current console has been a haven for ports, which has been a point of division among players. On one hand, it sure would be nice to get a lot more original re

More then Wave Race 64 Wave Race 64 has just landed on Nintendo Switch Online, and while it’s really nice to see it, that game is just one of a series of semi-realistic sports-related games Nintendo

Welcome to Part 1 of our 8-part Zelda retrospective, and the very first episode of Stone Age Gamer: Archeology. In this series, we aim to tell the story of the Zelda series as it unfolded for North

Welcome to Part 3 of our 8-part Zelda retrospective. In this series, we aim to tell the story of the Zelda series as it unfolded for North American audiences. We are not only looking at the games them

Posters of the Sega PersuasionLast week I wound up writing about the lack of video game posters in new video games, and honestly, I had a blast. My office where I work is littered with most of the pos

Mega Man 11 is an Odd Game. Yes, I know 11 is an odd number, that’s not what I mean. I mean, it’s good, but not great. It’s safe and bold at the same time, and it’s coming from a completely unique pla

Atari Celebrates 50 in Style Atari is 50 years old, and they’ve been announcing all manner of stuff to celebrate the occasion. There’s another pair of their Atari XP releases of Missile Command and