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High res paintings, concept art and more unearthed after over twenty years.
Baseball fans have often wondered why they didn’t get an “NBA Jam” of their own. Turns out, they almost did.
Despite some very 2020 setbacks, it was still a great year for video game preservation!
Decades before “The Game Awards” there were the “Arcade Awards.” What was award-worthy in the ‘70s?
She’s stolen the world’s treasures, traveled through space, and even mastered time, but in Carmen’s most obscure caper, she…played pranks on the Peace Garden state?
Ten conferences, three movies, a library, and a museum exhibit were only just the start…
So after yesterday’s discovery of an undocumented Spinnaker game hiding in a pile of 90s GIFs (you did read that, didn’t you?) I was inspired to dig a little further into the GIFs Galore CD. And what I found, and brought back to life, was a lost Power Glove dinosaur. Sort of. Let’s back up…
Something pretty fun happened yesterday that I wanted to share with you all: a bot on Twitter accidentally provided the clue that finally solved a 28-year-old mystery about a DOS game that never shipped. Yesterday, the VGHF Twitter account was tagged in a thread by @awesomonster, who was frantically trying to figure out the origins…
Thanks to a VERY GENEROUS donor, we were recently able to acquire something of a holy grail for me and my scanner: an original 1983 promotional handbill from Nintendo, advertising the games that were slated to be coming soon to the Famicom. The flyer is historically important on its own, as what might be the…