Gaming Historian

Season 2020

The Gaming Historian is a documentary series all about the history of video games.

Where to Watch Season 2020

6 Episodes

  • What Facts Did I Get Wrong?
    E1
    What Facts Did I Get Wrong?Let's take a look back into the past...my past! In this video, I find 5 errors in my old episodes, offer corrections, and analyze what went wrong.
  • Awesome Possum: Tengen's Failed Mascot
    E2
    Awesome Possum: Tengen's Failed MascotIn 1993, Tengen wanted their own Mario or Sonic. They created Awesome Possum. On the surface, it's nothing special. But behind the game is a story about climate change, possums, and a ridiculous lawsuit.
  • Crusader of Centy: SEGA's Zelda Clone
    E3
    Crusader of Centy: SEGA's Zelda CloneIn 1994, Sega launched the Mega Role-Playing Project to compete with Nintendo's RPG lineup. The first game from the project was Crusader of Centy, a Zelda clone! The game was called Shin Soseiki: Ragnacenty in Japan and Soleil in Europe. Learn more about its creation and legacy.
  • The Story of Mario Paint
    E4
    The Story of Mario PaintIn the early 90's, Nintendo faced mounting pressure to provide more educational games. Their answer was Mario Paint. Learn the story behind the game and how it changed the lives of 3 creative individuals.
  • Sony's 3 Biggest Mistakes
    E5
    Sony's 3 Biggest MistakesSony entered the console market in 1994 with the Playstation, and they have been a major player ever since. But they didn't get there without a few bumps in the road. Let's go over Sony's three biggest mistakes!
  • The Story of Mega Man on DOS
    E6
    The Story of Mega Man on DOSIn 1990, Capcom released Mega Man...on DOS? It's certainly a strange game when compared to the NES titles. But it was made by one man, Stephen Rozner, in his spare time. You could argue it was a fan game that Capcom cashed in on. And if you can believe it, Rozner and his brother made a sequel too! Learn the history of the Mega Man DOS games and the developers behind them.

 

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