Mauro Fanelli
@skyrise77.bsky.social
CEO & Creative Director @memorable.games, avid gamer, last game: @onyourtail.games
Dog in the (wip) office!
February 19, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Dog in the (wip) office!
January 23, 2025 at 12:48 PM
Thank you Atlus! 😆
January 8, 2025 at 9:36 PM
Thank you Atlus! 😆
5 - Pen Pen Tricelon
There was a remote time when consoles were launched with a handful of titles; at the Japanese launch of the Dreamcast there were as many as...four games available, and only Virtua Fighter 3tb was decent.
There was a remote time when consoles were launched with a handful of titles; at the Japanese launch of the Dreamcast there were as many as...four games available, and only Virtua Fighter 3tb was decent.
January 5, 2025 at 5:20 PM
5 - Pen Pen Tricelon
There was a remote time when consoles were launched with a handful of titles; at the Japanese launch of the Dreamcast there were as many as...four games available, and only Virtua Fighter 3tb was decent.
There was a remote time when consoles were launched with a handful of titles; at the Japanese launch of the Dreamcast there were as many as...four games available, and only Virtua Fighter 3tb was decent.
4 - Street Fighter II Champions Edition (PC Engine)
I’ve got a PC Engine very late: it was kind of a mythical gaming machine here in Italy. The PC Engine port of Street Fighter II Champion Edition was stunning: it was not arcade perfect by any means
I’ve got a PC Engine very late: it was kind of a mythical gaming machine here in Italy. The PC Engine port of Street Fighter II Champion Edition was stunning: it was not arcade perfect by any means
January 4, 2025 at 7:51 PM
4 - Street Fighter II Champions Edition (PC Engine)
I’ve got a PC Engine very late: it was kind of a mythical gaming machine here in Italy. The PC Engine port of Street Fighter II Champion Edition was stunning: it was not arcade perfect by any means
I’ve got a PC Engine very late: it was kind of a mythical gaming machine here in Italy. The PC Engine port of Street Fighter II Champion Edition was stunning: it was not arcade perfect by any means
#3 - Border Down
I’ve been a long time shoot’em up fan, and this is probably one of the rarest piece in my Dreamcast collection. In the end Border Down by G.Rev was a competent shooter with a great soundtrack, but it acquired a legendary status for its extremely low run.
I’ve been a long time shoot’em up fan, and this is probably one of the rarest piece in my Dreamcast collection. In the end Border Down by G.Rev was a competent shooter with a great soundtrack, but it acquired a legendary status for its extremely low run.
January 3, 2025 at 5:30 PM
#3 - Border Down
I’ve been a long time shoot’em up fan, and this is probably one of the rarest piece in my Dreamcast collection. In the end Border Down by G.Rev was a competent shooter with a great soundtrack, but it acquired a legendary status for its extremely low run.
I’ve been a long time shoot’em up fan, and this is probably one of the rarest piece in my Dreamcast collection. In the end Border Down by G.Rev was a competent shooter with a great soundtrack, but it acquired a legendary status for its extremely low run.
Video games yellow paint in the real world.
January 3, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Video games yellow paint in the real world.
#2 - Shenmue
I was obsessed by Shenmue, since the very first Saturn announcement. A legendary ambitious project for the time, a moonshot: there was literally really nothing like it.
I was obsessed by Shenmue, since the very first Saturn announcement. A legendary ambitious project for the time, a moonshot: there was literally really nothing like it.
January 2, 2025 at 4:55 PM
#2 - Shenmue
I was obsessed by Shenmue, since the very first Saturn announcement. A legendary ambitious project for the time, a moonshot: there was literally really nothing like it.
I was obsessed by Shenmue, since the very first Saturn announcement. A legendary ambitious project for the time, a moonshot: there was literally really nothing like it.
Starting 2025, I decided to post daily about games from my collection. Let’s start with Ocarina of Time: it’s the game who pushed me to open my first video games website in 1998 and the first game I reviewed, so it had a lasting impact on me.
January 1, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Starting 2025, I decided to post daily about games from my collection. Let’s start with Ocarina of Time: it’s the game who pushed me to open my first video games website in 1998 and the first game I reviewed, so it had a lasting impact on me.