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filed in $20 Game Of The Week, Boxless, Classic Gaming, EA, Games, Half-Life, Microsoft, Nintendo, PS3, PSP, Portal, Sony, Valve, Wii on Sep.01, 2010
Times are tough, especially in the midst of this economic recession. That’s why we here at powet are proud to help bail gamers out of the hell of playing the same things over and over again. For the past 5 years, we have helped gamers like yourself find cheap ways to increase your [...]
filed in Games, Indie Games, Powet Alphabet on Aug.29, 2010
Since the alphabet is the building block of our language, the Powet Alphabet is the building block of what makes us geeks.
Now I love the mainstream as much as anyone. Like most other gamers worth their salt, I get a rise out of blowing someone away in Halo, running a touchdown in Madden, and [...]
filed in Games, Lost Classics, Nintendo on Aug.24, 2010
Okay, so this isn’t so much a game as it is a peripheral which for a time at least, changed the way we played Game Boy games. Back in the mid 90s, the Nintendo Game Boy was tearing up the handheld competition, even though it had a monochrome black-and-greenish screen. Of course, everyone [...]
filed in $20 Game Of The Week, Capcom, Classic Gaming, Games on Aug.23, 2010
If you believe Capcom’s ‘history’ of this downloadable title, then the company discovered this secret cartridge of a game that was in development for the NES. Supposedly, Capcom began work on the title only to cancel it due to the emergence of the Super Nintendo, only to rediscover it in a vault 2 decades [...]
filed in Classic Gaming, DS, Games, Nintendo, PSP, Powet Alphabet, SNK, Sega, Sony on Aug.22, 2010
Since the alphabet is the building block of our language, the Powet Alphabet is the building block of what makes us geeks.
In the short time they had been around, manufacturers took steps to make video games available in as many formats as possible. After their arcade origins, games were made available on home computers, [...]
filed in Games, Maximum Letdown on Aug.18, 2010
Even though this is a crappy game and it is a maximum letdown, Jaleco’s Robowarrior holds a special place in my heart. It’s one of the first NES games i got. While it had an interesting premise (and the first level’s music was pretty catchy), all i remember about the game was that [...]
filed in $20 Game Of The Week, Games on Aug.17, 2010
The SWAT series started off as the fifth entry in Daryl Gates’s Police Quest series, but spun off into it’s own franchise. The games center around SWAT training and tactics. The first two games were branded as Police Quest games, but spun off into their own series with SWAT 3, which ditched the [...]
filed in Games, Lost Classics, Sports on Aug.10, 2010
SNK’s Baseball Stars did for video game baseball what Tecmo bowl did for video game football. Actually that isn’t right. Tecmo bowl merely made video game football more fun and realistic. Baseball Stars not only made video game baseball more fun and realistic, but it also introduced features that were unprecedented at [...]