There’s an Appalachian Pinball Museum in North Carolina and it looks so cool: Two large rooms house roughly 65 pinball machines—some rare, most playable—and a separate video arcade holds 15 or so more games. The oldest machine, a 1947 Gottlieb Marjorie, predates having flippers on the playfield.

Cut Scenes / Gaming

Some quick thoughts on turn-based RPGs and no, they aren't dead

Gaming / Mario / Switch 2

Paul Rudd revives his classic SNES commercial for the Nintendo Switch 2

Gaming / Mario / Retro Gaming

VG247 on the best Easter video games

Cut Scenes / Gaming / Nintendo / Retro Gaming / Switch 2

I'm having too much fun playing my 30+ year old games to get the Nintendo Switch 2 yet

Gaming

Minecraft as a demo of neocolonialism

Emulation / Gaming / Handhelds

StezStix Fix tries to fix an Anbernic RG 40XXV

Game Boy / Nintendo / Pokémon / Retro Gaming

adef's quest to win all 8 badges with all the Victory Road trainers in Pokémon FireRed