The Day I Betrayed My Famicom
The author had loved the Famicom since elementary school. Why did he so easily cheat on it with the PC Engine, make it his wife, and play it every day?
Exploring Japan’s Retro Games — For Fans Worldwide
From Famicom and Super Famicom to PC Engine and Mega Drive, we review hidden gems and share their cultural impact with retro gaming fans everywhere.
Retro games remind us where modern gaming began — playing them keeps history alive. — Site Philosophy
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About the Author
Hi, I’m Kamui, a retro gaming fan from Japan. I started this site to share Famicom and Super Famicom classics with the world. Read more →