Emira vs GT4 – Our biggest Road Trip yet! || Road to 1,000, Part 1
Everyday Driver is like Car and Driver got tired of spec sheets and decided to go on a scenic road trip with two dads who argue over whether the Miata is “enough car.” Hosted by Todd and Paul—two car nerds with the combined enthusiasm of a Cars & Coffee meet and the mild passive-aggression of […]
Ranking Every Vic Tokai Sega Genesis Published Game
Vic Tokai was the game company equivalent of that weird kid in school who brought sushi for lunch before it was cool and insisted his Tamagotchi was haunted. A Japanese telecommunications company-turned-video game developer, Vic Tokai had no business making games—but did it anyway with glorious, semi-coherent flair. They gave us titles like Clash at […]
We are officially done collecting for the NES
The original NES game library is like a chaotic toy box from the ‘80s where every idea—no matter how weird, dangerous, or vaguely illegal—got its own cartridge. You’ve got a plumber fighting turtles in a mushroom kingdom, a kid with a yo-yo saving space colonies, and an anthropomorphic eggplant wizard who’s somehow ruining everyone’s day. […]
System Shock 2 Remaster Nintendo Switch 1 & 2 Review – Is It Worth It?
System Shock 2 is what happens when a haunted house, a cyberpunk philosophy class, and a really mean AI all get locked in a spaceship together—and you’re the unlucky intern sent to fix it. It’s a first-person survival horror RPG that asks, “What if we gave you five bullets, a wrench, and a creeping sense […]
How Fake AI Content Is Quietly Breaking YouTube
YouTube AI slop is that glorious digital casserole of content where you’re not quite sure if you’re watching a top 10 list, a podcast, or a man whispering conspiracy theories over Minecraft footage. It’s the mutant lovechild of SEO optimization and zero human oversight—a never-ending stream of 144p thumbnails with red arrows, robotic narration, and […]
the tech inside your credit card, explained
🕰️ It all started in the 1940s… Legend has it, in 1949, a man named Frank McNamara went out to dinner in New York, realized he forgot his wallet, and did what any great innovator would do: got embarrassed and invented a financial revolution. Thus, the Diners Club Card was born — the first credit […]
The Ultimate Imagic/Atari 2600 Tier List – ALL RELEASED GAMES RANKED
Ah, iMagic — the game developer that sounds like a magician got lost on their way to an Apple Store. This was a company forged in the golden, lava-lamp-lit age of the early 1980s, when every game idea was apparently greenlit with the question, “What if we made it… sparkly?” Founded by ex-Atari employees (read: […]
Amstrad GX4000 – Review & Overview
Ah, the Amstrad GX4000 — the gaming console equivalent of bringing a water pistol to a laser tag fight. Released in 1990, just as Nintendo and Sega were busy high-fiving their way into history, Amstrad strutted into the scene with all the confidence of a dad at a rave. Clad in a futuristic white plastic […]
Graphical tricks in classic video games – Your questions answered!
Here’s a list of graphically impressive retro games—with a side of snark and nostalgia: 🎮 1. Donkey Kong Country (SNES, 1994) “Rendered so hard, your SNES needed a juice box after.”Rare flexed its silicon muscles with pre-rendered 3D sprites that looked like someone stuffed a Silicon Graphics workstation into a banana. 🕹 2. R-Type (Arcade, […]
Kill the Chainsaw Sisters in 1 second | Resident Evil 4 Remake
Defeat the Chainsaw Sisters in 1 second: Resident Evil 4 Remake. Pretty clever! Resident Evil 4—the game that asked, “What if survival horror had an insane amount of roundhouse kicks?” and changed the industry forever. You play as Leon S. Kennedy, a man whose hair is impossibly perfect for someone who spends most of his […]