Sonoran Videogame Society
Dylan Cornelius, Alexander Hellene, ARPlaying and exploring video games with friends in the desert
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 65 | Subscribers | Read | sonoranvgsociety.substack.com |
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BEST OF 2024: My Grandparents Played an Extreme Amount of NES Games in the 1990s
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BEST OF 2024: Nintendo Consoles Ranked, Worst to Best
Howdy friends! Every Monday for the month of December, I’ll be combing through this year’s archive of posts and highlighting some of my favorites.
Donkey Kong Country Turns 30: A Visually Groundbreaking Platformer Reckons with Old Age
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The Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt NES Cartridge Changed My Life (and Maybe Yours As Well)
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Fun-loving mystic and all-around optimist. Writing about retro games since 2010. You are deeply loved.
☦️ Family man and all-around rascal. NYT published (technically) writer of The Swordbringer trilogy (sci-fi), A Traitor to Dreams (urban fantasy), and Dreamers & Misfits, the definitive book about Rush fans.
Engineer of photonics devices, musician, and Sega Saturn enthusiast.
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