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Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (NES Review) Includes Review of Quality of Life ROM Hack
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System Released January 14, 1987 (JPN) December 1, 1988* (US) Directed by Tadashi Sugiyama & Yasuhisa Yamamura Developed by Nintendo Available with a Switch Online Subscription *The release window of this one is, ahem, weird. ...
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Total Recall (NES Review)
Total Recall Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System Released August, 1990 Developed by Interplay Published by Acclaim NEVER BEEN RE-RELEASED After my week-and-a-half vacation from IGC (part of which was spent updating The Pinball Chick) I struggled to figure out what to review. I’m just about burned-out on Lolo. My Classic Video Pinball Games: The ...
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What I’m Playing – February 2026
Hey everyone! The kids had last week off school so we spent the week doing family things, and that included Angela and Sasha helping to knock out some pinball projects. For the first time since July, The Pinball Chick got updated with six new reviews. Instead of posting one gigantic feature on the forty Zaccaria […]
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Eggerland Mystery (MSX Review) The First Game in the Adventures of Lolo Franchise
Eggerland Mystery Platform: MSX Released in 1985 Developed by HAL Laboratory, Inc. NO MODERN RELEASE Eggerland Mystery is the very first game in the franchise that would come to be known as The Adventures of Lolo outside of Japan. America only got three of those games, but there’s a LOT more Lolo ...
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Super Metroid (SNES Review)
Super Metroid Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System Released March 19, 1994 Directed by Yoshio Sakamoto Developed by Nintendo Included with Switch Online Subscription (Standard) Back in 2003, Electronic Gaming Monthly named Super Metroid the greatest video game ever made. IGN has ranked it in the top 10 a few times. Me? I’m not really there. […]
I haven't kept up recently but I've been reading IGC since her XBLIG days, before I even had a career in the game industry
Our collective loss from a possible slow death of Twitter is something I understood rationally but didn't really feel in my gut til I read Cathy's thread here where she announces that she won't be moving to Hive or Mastodon or wherever.
https://twitter.com/IndieGamerChick/status/1593407983391997952?t=zvse-V1j-N2z1uEJaxuSdg&s=19
“Folks, Twitter might be going down it looks like. I really have enjoyed the last eleven years. I was a little girl who had no friends but loved games, and now.. wow. I've gotten to do this and either infuriate or put a smile on your faces. I loved it. Thank you so much!”
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