Mission Statement
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The golden age of video games commences with the introduction of the Family Computer in 1983, transitions from 8-bit to 16-bit with the PC-Engine in 1987, and ends with the twilight years of the Mega Drive vs. Super Famicom console wars. TimeWarpGamer focuses on this era's consoles and is dedicated to providing:

—Definitive lists of the greatest 8-bit and 16-bit console games
—Full coverage for games across all regions of the world
—Highlights of the best Wii Virtual Console games
—Insightful reviews and features on all things relevantly retro

Now that Chett is busy with his own business, I'm especially dependent on feedback from the audience, so please leave any comments you have here.
Staff
Vinny Feldman
Chett Walters
Home: Washington, DC
Home: Boston, MA
Real Job: Waste Disposal Tech.
Real Job: Plumber
Eats: Sushi
Eats: Pizza
Drinks: Belgian Beer
Drinks: Barley Wine Beer
Site Jobs: Everything
Site Jobs: HTML trouble-shooter
Friends of TimeWarpGamer
One man can only do so much. There are numerous web sites that have been instrumental in helping me identify games worth my (or anyone's) attention and learning more about them. I visit these sites regularly, and TimeWarpGamer only gets better thanks to the excellent content found here:
Can retro game podcasts get better than this?
The art and authority of his TurboGrafx-16 game reviews know no rival
Original and custom scans of box art for tons of consoles
An incredible video game database, and lively forum community
Incredible source for guides, and a great games database in general
Unrivaled depth for reviews, especially of video game franchises
My favorite video reviewer of NES games
Definitive coverage of every US and EU Virtual Console release
Great retro site covering a wide range of topics and features
Simply the best TurboGrafx game database on the Web
If I only had access to one retro game website, this would be the one
Best retro game coverage you'll ever find in print
You won't find better 16-bit Sega coverage than this
Amazing sorce for info on beta and unreleased versions of games
Incredible breadth, concise reviews, and simple to navigate
Great remixes of classic games and classic songs — all sound old school
Extremely rich in retro game information and related web sites
I'm trying to keep this list focused (i.e. sites that I visit multiple times a week), but if you have any suggestions I welcome them here. Thanks!