
Thirty-five Years On, This Video Game Still Beats Pretty Much Everything Else
A 35-year-old video game still feels fresh, thanks to its split worlds, save states, and rewind feature.


A 35-year-old video game still feels fresh, thanks to its split worlds, save states, and rewind feature.

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A retro review of Top Gear on the SNES: four cars, three nitros, a fuel gauge that punishes mistakes, and split-screen racing that still holds up.

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Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi review — five playable Rebels, the Endor forest moon, and a 7.5/10 that earns its score.

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Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts review: Capcom's 1991 SNES platformer, its double jump, eight brutal Quests, and why the cruelty still earns a 7.8/10.

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