Retro
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Obscure Pixels – Doom
Doom, id Software’s 1993 hit, is probably one of the single most influential games in history. Sure, Wolfenstein 3D may…
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Obscure Pixels – LGBTQIA+ Characters in Games
Hello folks! It’s Mardi Gras time again, which naturally means that I, as GTG’s resident Queer In Charge Of Being…
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Obscure Pixels – Animal Crossing
Animal Crossing is probably one of the coziest games to ever exist, allowing players to live their dreams of independence,…
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Obscure Pixels – Going Primal
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about Untitled Goose Game lately. It’s a very good game, thanks to being…
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Obscure Pixels – Holiday Themed Gaming
It’s that time of year again where, for the most part, everything is absolutely nuts and also kind of entirely…
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Obscure Pixels – Product Placement in games
Long before Norman Reedus was slamming cans of Monster Energy in Death Stranding, product placement in games has been a…
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Obscure Pixels – Spooky Games For Spooky Times
Listen. We’ve all seen these lists of horror games to play around Halloween, and also I don’t need to be…
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Obscure Pixels – Games to Relax To
Typically, games are violent, right? Even the least violent games still involve some sort of ‘defeating your enemies and getting…
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Obscure Pixels – Urban Legends
I’m sure as a kid you probably knew some other kid in the schoolyard who would spout all kinds of…
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Obscure Pixels – Nintendo e-Reader
The first time I even encountered the concept of the e-Reader, I was playing Animal Crossing for Gamecube. There was…
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