Marley Hughes
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Marley Hughes
@marleyhughes.bsky.social
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Entertainment journalist specializing in video games. Byline: CBR.com
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My name is Marley Hughes. I write about video games for CBR; my articles for CBR can be read at this link: www.cbr.com/author/marle...
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Scarface: The World Is Yours (2006) is coming soon to Steam buff.ly/1jAkJfb
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It's the 40th anniversary of the New York test launch of the NES - nationwide rollout wouldn't happen until late in 1986.

I have no nostalgia for the console from its early days (more so for NESticle!), but its history is fascinating, and it has become one of my favourites in recent years.
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Remember when game consoles were cheap? This article from rare B2B Game Intelligence magazine - https://archive.gamehistory.org/item/f61d4f21-efce-44ee-bdc7-860d5713b1df - says CompUSA was selling the Game Boy Color for $64.99 "as a way of luring customers into stores during the [1998] holidays".
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'Night Trap' released on this day in 1992.

Perhaps the poster child for both the Sega CD and the whole FMV genre. A campy experiment in tedious memorization, most infamous for its involvement in a Senate hearing which threatened the legal status of the American games industry.
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The analog hell-screams of bytes pumped in and relentlessly converted into sound and light.
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I also am aware Titus was a French company and there is a French version of "Adventure" spelled "Aventure" but it wasn't used in game or with the included materials, just the box

I can't be convinced this was on purpose
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Paint on your computer in over 100 colors with 96 different brushes!
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Mommy, what are those two SEGA Machines doing?
Going back to the Game Boy Color, I actually think that, outside the color thing, it doesn't stand out that much from the original Game Boy or Game Boy Pocket.

That being said, its hard to not acknowledge that it was effectively the reason original Game Boy games kept coming out for much longer.