Video game graphics have gone from blocky polygons to ultra-realistic in a span of just 10 years because of which a lot of people judge a game based on how good the graphics are, which just means how realistic it looks. They’re not talking about the art style in general or how a game’s world was crafted with specific art design. So to prove that games don’t necessarily need ultra-realistic phenomenal graphics to be good, here’s a top ten list of games where the graphics were just an added bonus to the gameplay and instead of being the main point of the game, were a very wonderful tool for world building. Pokemon Red and Blue/ FireRed and LeafGreen Pokemon took the world by storm more than a decade ago and is still going strong. It all started with Pokemon Red and G...
Devolver Digital, publisher of indie games and movies, put up a custom retro style Arcade cabinet up for sale on Ebay today. It’s up for sale now here for an asking price of $1,499. The cabinet is Powered by a Gigabyte BRIX and is custom built by Arcades4Home, and features custom artwork. Since it is basically a one-of-a-kind Steam Machine with a custom Xbox 360 Controller hooked up to it, it can be used to play normal steam games as well. Here it is, in all it’s faux 90s glory: For more news and reviews, stay tuned to Gaming Central.