NEC's PC Engine was and is beloved around the world for a lot of reasons, including the console's small footprint, its credit card-s...

This obscure, Japan-only puzzler from 2001 was one of eight titles I included in my recent post full of #HudsonMonth game recommendations . ...

To be frank, there aren't a whole lot of reasons to buy, own or play the first PC Engine Bomberman title in 2016. In fact, I can only...

In case you weren't already aware, December is "Hudson Month," according to my friend Anne Lee (of the Chic Pixel blog). Wh...

Dungeon Explorer is one of those PC Engine (or TurboGrafx-16, if that's how you swing) games I've always wanted to own, always thou...

Although the company that eventually became Sega first opened its doors 76 years ago (as Standard Games), it didn't change its moniker t...

Considering how much I tend to love adorable games, it probably seems weird that I've barely even acknowledged any of the various iterat...

Some of you may be wondering why all of the games mentioned in this post's headline are decidedly retro" Well, that would be becaus...

You may wonder why a gaming blog is offering up condolences regarding the sad and untimely death of Swiss artist H. R. Giger yesterday. F...

... than with a new issue of PC Engine Gamer magazine. OK, so I can think of a few things that would kick off the week in a better way th...

Despite my undying love of the first PC Genjin ( Bonk's Adventure to all of you TurboGrafx-16 fans) and the second (aka Bonk's Rev...

Like many folks, PC Genjin (aka Bonk's Adventure , if you're a North American like I am) was the game that prompted me to pick up ...

If you ask me, it's a crying shame that one of Hudson Soft's earliest Famicom games, the rather romantic Binary Land , was never rel...

Let's get this second installment of " Manual Stimulation " off to a colorful start by looking at the front and back covers of...