We all got into the movie, but how did this retro tie in game go on the Super Nintendo? Doug takes a look at The Lion King on SNES.

You often see videos and articles about really clever anti-piracy measures, but you never see ones about terrible ones, ones so bad, that they might not have even bothered they were so easy to get through.

Over the years of doing Fact Hunt, EA horror stories have cropped up time and time again, so I thought for this episode, we'd take a look back at five of the worst stories I've covered and check up if there's been any developments since...

It's the game that divided a fan base. Some love it, some hate it, but everyone has an opinion on it. Let's see what Doug's is?

It's the follow-up to one of the most popular games ever made. Does it live up to the magic of the original? Doug gives his thoughts on Kingdom Hearts II.

Doug takes his shot at reviewing Disney games for Disneycember. What're his thoughts on the first installment of one of the most famous game franchises ever? Find out now as DisneyCember 2021 kicks off!

Join Larry as he shows you 5 American/British video games that were "Anime'd" in Japan.

Game development can often be a comprimise when it comes to budget, or time. Meaning large amount sof the game originally meant to be included are removed. Guru Larry takes a look at five (well, seven) such examples...

With games recieving a rushed development nowadays, its not uncommon for publishers to get in a tiswas and accidentally release an earlier build of the game. Here's five such examples...

While there's justice and karma for legitimate bans with cheaters, team kilers & griefers. Occasionally totally innocent people can be struck with the banhammer for the most idiotic reasons.