October 15, 2009 by John M. Guilfoil
Filed under Chibi Gamer, Gaming News
Here’s how Blast’s editor spent his younger years
September 17, 2009 by Marc Normandin
Filed under Gaming, Gaming News, Screens and vids
One thing NES games were missing was metal. Proof inside.
June 30, 2009 by Stephen Greenwell
Filed under Chibi Gamer, The Blogs
The other day, I was talking on AIM to a dashing man who may or may not determine the writing assignments here for Blast, and my calling him “dashing†is in no way an attempt to curry favor. Anyway, the subject of RPGs came up, and since it is my favorite genre, I had plenty [...]
November 3, 2008 by Joe Sinicki
Filed under PlayStation 3, Reviews, Science and Technology, The Issue, The Magazine, Wii, Xbox 360
It would have been easy for Capcom to release yet another reboot of the Mega Man series. Instead, Mega Man 9 is a frustrating, pixelated adventure that looks like it’s been sitting in out game collection for the past 15 years. [...]
October 2, 2008 by Joe Sinicki
Filed under Features, Gaming News, Science and Technology
At a press conference in Japan this week, Nintendo confirmed what everyone already knew: the DS is getting a touch-up. Officially called the Nintendo DSi, the new system will feature sharper visuals, crisper audio and will allow users to listen to their music library and snap photos with a built in 3 mega pixel camera. [...]
April 22, 2008 by John M. Guilfoil
Filed under Gadget features, Gaming News, Retro, Science and Technology
In a stroke of imaginative genius, French modder Kotomi managed to squeeze an entire Nintendo Entertainment System into an old Super Mario Bros. cartridge.
December 4, 2007 by Bradley Ouellette
Filed under Gaming Accessories, Reviews
One of the greatest features on the Nintendo Wii is the Virtual Console, giving players a chance to relive some of the greatest games ever made, including the original Mario Brothers and Zelda games.
But try as you might, many people just don’t feel the Wiimote — or even the Gamecube controller — feels right. That’s [...]
March 1, 2007 by Tom Cody
Filed under Features, Gaming News, Retro, Science and Technology
Next-generation video game consoles are teetering on the edge of photorealism, and pushing the limits of modern technology to draw more customers within a competitive industry.
But are the jaw-dropping graphics and high definition hardware what gamers really want?
The cell processor-toting Playstation 3 was received with much anticipation, but was also criticized for [...]


