Retro games are a hot commodity. With the Xbox Live Arcade and Wii's Virtual Console, it's quickly becoming a prolific segment of the industry. Blogcritics is going to start looking at gaming's generally under appreciated past in a different way.
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The first handheld Zelda is one of the best examples of an early era Game Boy game in the market.
The NES origin of one of the biggest series in the RPG genre remains fun to this day.
A lost Dreamcast classic that remains relevant eight years later.
A look back at this influential, genre altering title from Namco.
Oh how times have changed.
The lost Mario game.
See, Wario can be used for more than mini-game collections.
One of the best shooters you've never played.
Better in nearly all aspects than Metal Slug, and you've more than likely never even heard of it.
The first in a recurring series on influential or forgotten gems in the industry.
Blogcritics and Digital Press team up to highlight some of the best "retro" games.