In the early 1990s, 2D arcade racer video games had great success on both arcade consoles and 16-bit home consoles, delivering a stunning integrated gaming experience. Until the mid to late '90s, it was surpassed by the full 3D GT Racing, Ridge Racer, Need for Speed, and so forth series. Nowadays, the graphics of racing games have evolved to resemble the real world, but the obvious side effect of the excessive pursuit of realism is that the game controls become more complex, thus losing the fun of the game itself. As a result, many gamers miss the simple, exciting, relaxing racing experience when they could easily compete with friends.

Governor of Poker is one of the most memorable casual games I played and shared over 10 years ago, developed by Azerion (Youda Games) from the Netherlands. Recently, I finally cleaned it off my hard drive and decided to reshare it with those players who love poker games, especially Texas Holdem card games.

Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse is the third 8-bit game work in the Castlevania series for the Nintendo Entertainment System console, was published by Konami in 1989. This game took Nintendo's game development level at that time to the extreme, its gameplay is very similar to that of the first generation, but has vastly improved graphics and music. Moreover, it also introduced the concept of companions and sub-plots for the first time, and has 15 levels. So, it was definitely a masterpiece that could make players forget to eat and sleep at that time!

First of all, very few people knew about this game, and even at the time, it was rare to see a cartridge of this game on the market. I accidentally played this game at my classmate's house when I was in primary school. Unfortunately, I didn't remember its name at that time, just remembered its unique gameplay. It wasn't until more than 20 years later that I found it in an FC game forum where I got help by describing the gameplay I remembered.

Battle City Remake is a 3D remake of the classic multi-directional shooter video game Battle City developed and published by Namco from Japan in 1985 for the NES/FC console, developed by an independent video game studio Bad Mouse Digital Art from Chile in 2020, made with Unity. It enables you to experience a more comfortable and wonderful tank battle, back to the happy memories of childhood.