Discover the unexpected archival treasure of Nintendo's 90s era: 35mm film slides containing high-resolution images of Super Mario 64, potentially unlocking new gaming history insights. These slides, equivalent to 4k-6k digital resolution, are surfacing in online auctions for hundreds of dollars. For gamers and archivists, this find promises a clearer look into the past, beyond the somewhat muddy native resolution of the Nintendo 64.
Michael Moschen, a renowned juggler, reflects on his experience working with David Bowie on Jim Henson's 1986 film Labyrinth, where he performed intricate crystal ball manipulations hidden behind the star. This collaboration, marking 40 years since the film's release, showcased Moschen's skill and Bowie's professionalism. The film's enduring legacy highlights the magic of their teamwork.
Discover the 10 pivotal gaming trends that unknowingly marked the end of an era. From the decline of stealth games to the demise of motion control systems, we explore the shifts that reshaped the industry. Reflect on the rise and fall of iconic genres and technologies that once dominated gaming.
Panax, a viral website created by a PlayStation fan, generates an interactive timeline of your gaming history, including Trophies earned and playtime, using your public PSN ID. This nostalgic tool highlights Platinum Trophies alongside game box art and provides detailed Trophy breakdowns. For a deeper dive into gaming history, another site, the Halo Archive, preserves player data and stats for Halo fans.
Indiana Jones and His Desktop Adventures sparked a lifelong love for adventure gaming, despite its flaws. Discover how this retro title left a lasting impact.
