@Mariteaux I am respectfully disagreeing. I personally like articles like this. I like learning about new content creators and couldn't agree more that AAA titles are missing the mark in more ways than one. An unknown channel with only 13k subs is a growing channel and won't always stay unknown.
Up until 2007 I was excited for AAA games, but now they just feel like cookie cutter constant repeats and the masses keep playing the slop. So, for me, retro games and homebrew games are where it's at. I like finding the gems in the rough. Sometimes, it's creators like these that release something epic. I have been fortunate enough to join a community or contribute to a project early on and be there as it grew.
These are exactly the types of articles I like and look for. This site is the polar opposite of pcgamer.com, where it's clear they are paid to do multiple inane articles of AAA titles, and you'll find many personal opinion fluff pieces. Especially from one of the authors who even closes the comment section on his articles.. yet, no one cares to read his pointless pieces. Haha.
@JackGYarwood @Damo Thank you for the articles that you post. This is one of my top daily 'go to' sites.
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Re: "I Think A Lot Of AAA Titles Miss The Mark On What Makes A Game Fun" - Retro YouTuber Launches New Nostalgia-Focused Game Studio
@Mariteaux I am respectfully disagreeing. I personally like articles like this. I like learning about new content creators and couldn't agree more that AAA titles are missing the mark in more ways than one. An unknown channel with only 13k subs is a growing channel and won't always stay unknown.
Up until 2007 I was excited for AAA games, but now they just feel like cookie cutter constant repeats and the masses keep playing the slop. So, for me, retro games and homebrew games are where it's at. I like finding the gems in the rough. Sometimes, it's creators like these that release something epic. I have been fortunate enough to join a community or contribute to a project early on and be there as it grew.
These are exactly the types of articles I like and look for. This site is the polar opposite of pcgamer.com, where it's clear they are paid to do multiple inane articles of AAA titles, and you'll find many personal opinion fluff pieces. Especially from one of the authors who even closes the comment section on his articles.. yet, no one cares to read his pointless pieces. Haha.
@JackGYarwood @Damo Thank you for the articles that you post. This is one of my top daily 'go to' sites.
Re: ModRetro's FPGA N64 Appears To Use FPGAzumSpass's MiSTer N64 Core
@boatie Misuse and misunderstanding of that word is getting old and tiresome. The name calling and labelling is laziness as well.
I'm glad that Analogue has some superior competition. No monopolizing the fpga retro console scene. Glad Luckey and Modretro exist.
Re: Fan Creates Stunning Animated Trailer For Zelda II: The Adventure Of Link
Wow! Another one.
Attention! Nintendo.. of the eighties! HIRE THIS MAN!
Re: This EarthBound SNES ROM Hack Is A Remake Of The Original 'Mother' Over 10 Years In The Making
This is wicked tits! If Tomato is involved, this will be a top notch hack. I am very looking forward to playing this on real hardware.