Nerd Central
John MurphyA running commentary on a lifetime spent with video games—celebrating the classics, questioning modern trends, and reflecting on what keeps the medium compelling decades later.
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In My Collection: Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
In My Collection is a series where I take some pictures and talk about the physical media I own, try to remember how much I paid for it, the current value of the item and where and when I obtained the item.
In My Collection is a series whe...
Mega Man 10 - Thoughts
Mega Man 10 (NOT Mega Man X) released in March 2010 on WiiWare, PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live Arcade, arriving as the follow-up to Mega Man 9 and once again committing fully to the old-school 8-bit look. Developed by Inti Creates and C...
The Story of Hagane and Why It's Not Worth the Price
Video game collecting is an expensive hobby.
Video game collecting is an expensive hobby. While a collector can find some games for cheap, some of the most sought after titles can sell for hundreds if not thousands of dollars. This problem...
Metroid II: Return of Samus - Thoughts
Released in November 1991 for the Nintendo Game Boy, Metroid II: Return of Samus marked a bold departure from the original Metroid formula. Developed by Nintendo R&D1, the game sent our stalwart hero/mercenary Samus Aran to the planet SR388...
In My Collection - Chrono Cross
In My Collection is a series where I take some pictures and talk about the physical media I own, try to remember how much I paid for it, the current value of the item and where and when I obtained the item.
In My Collection is a series whe...
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