In the fourth console generation, we started getting 16-bit games, released on globally renowned systems like the Super Nintendo and the Sega Genesis, known as the Mega Drive worldwide. There were ...

If the early days of gaming were characterized by simplicity, then the 16 bit generation marked an era for developers to let loose with their creative talents, while still working within reasonable ...

It’s very easy for games that seem modern at the time to have their visuals become antiquated. This was more of an issue with the 3D era, as the Super Nintendo’s 2D games still look as good now as ...