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Collectorz.com brings your game collection to iPhone and iPod Touch

Collectorz.com proves, once again, that it is the best library software available for gamers. Collectorz Games has released a mobile app for iPhone...
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Four games released for the Nintendo U-Force

With any mention of obscure controllers the name U-Force is bound to surface. The U-Force is an NES peripheral that uses two infrared sensors to...
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A review of the High-Score HS-20 Tournament Master controller

It’s Cinco de Mayo and you know what that means. It’s time for an Atari/Colecovision controller review.After many years searching in the...
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It's May Day and it's time to get the FC Mobile 2

So it’s May Day, and what does that mean? It’s time to get the new FC Mobile 2, so quit messin’ around already. Unless you’re...
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A note for all gamers - stop throwing away cases

I’m back from my big (video) game hunting trip and I have a freaking bone to pick. All games will eventually become classic games, obviously....
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Why every classic collection should begin with CRT

Modern games should not be played on that old 29 incher you have sitting in the guest room. That, “It’s too good to get rid of,”...
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Spend some money and buy a couple hundred classic games

So you say you can't find anything locally and your collection is looking pretty dismal. Well you could do "a lot" worse than these Ebay...
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What happened to light guns

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Light guns started off in a pretty low place. The lowly odyssey gun is a pile that was only sold from behind the counter by request, effectively...
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