Random Retro Gaming

Although its catalog is not that extensive, it has some great titles that overshadow others that deserve to be recognized. Without further ado, let's take a look at the 10 best hidden gems for the Sega Game Gear

Sony knew how to make the most of the PS3's capabilities with several new and exclusive action-adventure games that are still icons of the gaming industry today.

Many of the great gaming franchises took their first steps on the PS1 console, although some of the best games remained in the shadows.

There are many differences between the ColecoVision and the Intellivision. Because it we released later, the Colecovision boasted better graphics, a game focused controller, and backward compatibility with Atari 2600 games, giving it many advantages over the Intellivision home console.

Xbox 360 war games were obsessed with the future, although looking at the present we live in now, maybe they weren't so wrong to go that route.

Years after its discontinuation, the Nintendo DS is still a prized commodity in today's market, and the more time passes the more its value increases.

Three decades ago, Blockbuster Video was the leading company in the movie rental business, owning more than 6,000 stores around the world.

Behind that curtain of bullets and explosions, a few strategy titles managed to adapt the classic PC strategy game experience to the PlayStation 3.

Despite only being around for some 16 months before SEGA pulled the plug, the Dreamcast is credited with including some of the very best racing games of all time.

Although the Game Boy Advance stood out in all genres, strategy games were surprisingly one of its strongest points, and not only because of Pokemon

The PS3 knew very well how to capitalize on that effect and give us some of the best war games ever, even though some stayed on the PlayStation 3 and others continue to evolve on newer platforms to this day.

Toting technological advancement and an impressive catalog of games pulled from the biggest genres of the day. With that said, here is a look at the 10 best Atari Lynx games of all time.

The Atari 2600 would be home to a staple of racing games – many of which have gone on to become some of the most influential titles in history.

These best fighting games of the generation had something for everyone, from fans of open anime combat to fans of arcade and classic 2D fighting modes. Undoubtedly, a golden era for the "button mashers".

We all already know the virtues of the PS2 and have enjoyed some of the best video games it had to offer., it is time to review some of the less popular titles

Arcade games became so popular during this time that the total revenue for the industry was estimated to be over $7 billion in the United States alone! Yeah, that’s a lot of quarters!