For a while, Eurogamer has been featuring reviews of old games. For marketing reasons, they call them retrospectives. I hear you wondering, what’s so special about reviews for age old games? Well, that probably means you’re either too young to know the games, or have too much time on your hands and can play through all those games.
If you’re like me and you’re short on time, you will love those 5 to 10 minutes reads. They offer an in-depth look at what made those games great, what was so very wrong about them and how they have held up over time.
I know, I know, it’s the perfect excuses for more procrastination.
Here are a few of my favorites (and which I still have to play):
Eurogamer’s Retrospectives, Almost as Good as Playing the Game
For a while, Eurogamer has been featuring reviews of old games. For marketing reasons, they call them retrospectives. I hear you wondering, what’s so special about reviews for age old games? Well, that probably means you’re either too young to know the games, or have too much time on your hands and can play through all those games.
If you’re like me and you’re short on time, you will love those 5 to 10 minutes reads. They offer an in-depth look at what made those games great, what was so very wrong about them and how they have held up over time.
I know, I know, it’s the perfect excuses for more procrastination.
Here are a few of my favorites (and which I still have to play):
The memories …