Turbografx-16 – Collecting Goals
As with anyone that collects video games, or collects anything really, there are items you want and goals you strive … Continue reading Turbografx-16 – Collecting Goals
Author: Jason Breininger
Music/horror film lover. Podcaster. Prince super fan. Freelance writer. Random list generator. A retro gaming enthusiast that grew up on the classics from the 80s & 90s. Creator of CartridgeCorner.blog, Press Rewind - A Prince Lyrics Podcast and PressRewind.net.
Top 10 Atari Jaguar Titles (In My Collection)
Earlier this month I pulled out my Atari Jaguar console and CD unit and plugged it into one of my … Continue reading Top 10 Atari Jaguar Titles (In My Collection)
Collecting For the Atari Jaguar CD – the Law of Diminishing Returns
Is the Atari Jaguar CD THE most unnecessary console add-on? When referring to add-ons in this context, these are the … Continue reading Collecting For the Atari Jaguar CD – the Law of Diminishing Returns
Atari Jaguar Box Artwork – Aesthetically Pleasing?
The Jaguar, Atari’s final console released in 1993, was not a success. This is clear and unquestionable. This does NOT … Continue reading Atari Jaguar Box Artwork – Aesthetically Pleasing?
Top 10 Turbografx-16 Titles (In My Collection)
I love lists. I’ve been making lists of things my entire life, whether that meant sitting by the radio, counting … Continue reading Top 10 Turbografx-16 Titles (In My Collection)
Ys Book I & II (1990) – Turbografx-16 CD
Adol Christin, the man, the myth, the legend. Sure, he may look like a clown nose-red hair colored doofus, but … Continue reading Ys Book I & II (1990) – Turbografx-16 CD
Friday the 13th – Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
“You and your friends are dead.” With that stark and blunt “game over” message, you are dutifully informed of the … Continue reading Friday the 13th – Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Turbografx-16 Box Artwork Part 3 – Box Art That Worked
In my last post, I gave some examples of Turbografx-16 box art pulled from my personal collection that I felt … Continue reading Turbografx-16 Box Artwork Part 3 – Box Art That Worked
Turbografx-16 Box Artwork Part 2 – Box Art That Didn’t Work
Video game art. Some game companies get it right. Some game companies do not. Atari got it right. They knew … Continue reading Turbografx-16 Box Artwork Part 2 – Box Art That Didn’t Work
Turbografx-16 Box Artwork Part 1 – They Did the Game Series Thing Too?
When the Nintendo Entertainment System was released in 1985, it introduced an aesthetically pleasing and informative color coding system to … Continue reading Turbografx-16 Box Artwork Part 1 – They Did the Game Series Thing Too?
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