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@BeefSanta I did read the review, thank you very much, and the extras still don't justify the price.

How on earth can they justify a price point of $25 for a port of a single SNES game?

@fafonio NFTs are a grift. There, research done.

@kal_el_07241 No, this is a stupid move. NFTs are useless and do not "empower" games in any way. Everything that NFTs are claimed to do for games can already be done without them. They're just a scam.

"crypto gaming could be about to get even bigger"

It really shouldn't....this is a horrible idea and needs to die.

@Spoony_Tech NFTs are not relevant, useful, or necessary. This is just jumping on a fad and hoping to cash in quickly. It will fail.

@Jokerwolf "Limited quantity digital goods" is an oxymoron if ever there was one.

@Pod "man that spent 30 years building the company."

So what? What's a single thing that he's done that's more important than all the work of everyone else over the last 30 years? And whatever you can possibly name, it doesn't serve as sufficient justification for him to stay on after what he's done.

The first Flashback came out in 1992, so I don't know where this "19 years" number comes from.

@Moroboshi876

Watch the Gaming Historian's other long-form documentaries on Tetris and Punch-Out!!

Sure are a lot of whiny crybabies in here dishing out the same tired verbal diarrhea. You're not cool. You're not special. No one cares about your hot take on TLJ shared by every other angry loser.

@DayOfLavos

It's not a waste when the inspiration is Future GPX Cyber Formula.

So glad to see that Hook made this list. Such a great, underrated game.

So much childish whining. It's almost like if you don't want to play this game....you don't actually have to buy it. It's like you can ignore things that aren't relevant to you and not whine like a crying baby about them.

All the whining about "spoilers" is ridiculous. An item that's in almost every game is a spoiler, really? Spoilers are about plot information, but people misuse the word so much now that it's lost all meaning.

I had pretty much every issue from 1990-2000 plus all the Strategy Guides released in that time. Gave or tossed most of them years ago, which I now regret.

You could say their old website was... retro.