ThePixelatedGenocide wrote:It still feels like the late 90's/early 2000's internet in here, and I mean that in a good way.
Gonna echo this. The bad version would obviously be rainbow flashing text, spinning GIF icons, tiled backgrounds and MIDIs that you can't mute.

I originally used this site as a reference for retro games/systems. It's the only site I found that wasn't just an abandoned 'Top 100 list' or a mainstream gaming site's predictable 'Top 25'. This feels like a proper archive with interesting opinions that don't recycle the same clichés to pad out reviews. I like the grading system, the icons, and allowing readers to vote on the game's score - there's a humility to that.
I never join forums anymore, and there's very few sites I visit these days, but this one has kept me coming back.