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Last month, the Junkyard office was abuzz with excitement when we caught wind of the news that Fragmented Almanac , a compilation of two eer...

Designed and published by Midway Games, Inc for the Sega Dreamcast in 1999, NBA Showtime is still worth playing in 2024, and its 128-bit gra...

Like the greatest album covers in the world, some games make a great impression even when sitting on a shelf. Whilst previews in the media, ...

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In early January 2001, while most were still nursing hangovers and recovering from eating too many mince pies, Vanishing Point released on b...

There really isn't anything quite like Shenmue. As most Dreamcast fans know by now, the gameplay of Yu Suzuki's magnum opus, which j...

Well, here we are again. A whole 12 months since the last time we did one of these yearly roundup articles, and 10 months since I decided t...