Hvor man kan se Game Sack • Specials
8 episoder
- Every Game Crunch #1E71
Every Game Crunch #1Over 474 different games covered in a single video! This is 4 rather long episodes combined covering every US game for the Sega Master System, TurnoGrafx-16/CD/Duo, every official Neo Geo ever released, and every Nintendo 64 game that uses the Expansion Pak. - E3 2001 Show Floor GamesE72
E3 2001 Show Floor GamesE3 2001 raw tape focusing mainly on the games on display, but some other stuff too. This was when the Gamecube and Xbox were getting ready to launch, but weren't out yet. From an original Video8 camera tape covering the show in March of 2001. This was shot by a friend of mine who contributed Gamerweb/Kikizo for many years. - E3 2002 - Show Floor GamesE73
E3 2002 - Show Floor GamesNow we move on to E3 2002. Raw tape focusing mainly on the games on display. The PS2, Xbox, and Gamecube were the players here. From an original Video8 (8mm) camera tape covering the show in March of 2002. This was shot by a friend of mine who contributed Gamerweb/Kikizo for many years. - E3 2003 - Show Floor GamesE75
E3 2003 - Show Floor GamesIt's the year 2003 and it's time for E3! Raw tapes focusing mainly on the games on display. From original MiniDV camera tapes covering the show in May of 2003. This was shot by a friend of mine who contributed to the websites Gamerweb/Kikizo for many years. - Criminally Overlooked CrunchE77
Criminally Overlooked CrunchThis was uploaded yesterday, but a quick copyright issue had to be fixed. Takes a while to re-export and re-upload such a big video so we'll try again today. A compilation of previously released videos in the Criminally Overlooked Games series about games that need more love. (Part 1-8) - Pixels to Pages - The Story of Electronic Gaming MonthlyE79
Pixels to Pages - The Story of Electronic Gaming MonthlyElectronic Gaming Monthly (EGM) was a videogame magazine that started in 1989 and lasted (sporadically) until summer of 2014. This feature documentary involves many people from its heyday, from starting up to its eventual selling to Ziff Davis and how that affected the tone of the magazine. It discusses the daily duties of the editors and, well... just watch it!