Interview with Pat the NES Punk (Pat Contri)
Pat Contri Invites Us to his Too Many Games Booth for an Interview In the midst of the hustle and bustle that was the Too Many Games convention, this year I was able to force my way past several of Pat the NES Punk’s devoted fans to get…
Interview with Jay Hatfield From The Game Chasers
Jay Hatfield from The Game Chasers Sits Down for A One-On-One If you managed to find yourself lost on YouTube while searching for retro video game reviews, you’ve probably came across a show titled “The Game Chasers”. Jay Hatfield and Billy Hudson have been chasing games on their…
Interview: Breaking The Curse With Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap Dev Lizardcube
Lizardcube’s Omar Cornut and Ben Fiquet talk about Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap, games they’d like to remaster, and more Now-defunct studio Westone’s SEGA Master System classic, Wonder Boy III: The Dragon’s Trap, saw a loving re-master earlier this month when developer Lizardcube released Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap on…
Interview with Dan & Greg from Console Wars
Round 1, Fight! Fanboyism is a word that gets tossed around often nowadays. Comment sections are filled with “Xbox Sucks” and “PlayStation Blows” without any real context to back up the claim. Let’s not even talk about the comments I read about Nintendo! The same could be said…
An Interview with Game Composer Tomoya Tomita
Good-Feel’s former composer speaks! Kirby’s Epic Yarn, Yoshi’s Woolly World and Wario Land: Shake It! are perhaps three of the most off-beat Nintendo games from the past decade, as each features a striking visual style. Be it experimenting with the likes of wool fabric or cel-animation, all three of…
Exploring Lamplight City With Its Creator
Steampunk murder mysteries ahead! During my GDC adventure I was lucky enough to meet up with some very cool indie developers, one of which being the very cool Francisco González. Francisco is the creator of Lamplight City, a game that I feel is palatable to those who aren’t even…
