Adeki braces himself for the penultimate editorial in this series navigating through the trippy decade known as the ’90s and ponders the existence of life itself. Adeki also tries to figure out what to do after this series is over, only time will tell!
Adeki tries to think of a pun in the excerpt pertaining to this week’s games but ultimately fails to do so and writes this instead. What good games could have possibly come out in 1997? The world may never know. Unless someone was to read on to find out!
Adeki opens the door to the year of 1996 only to be overwhelmed by the amount of games released within a one year period. How could one person play all of these games in just one year? Could anyone besides Bill Gates even afford to? Read on to find out!
Adeki dons his space suit and decides to take a trip to the planet of Saturn only to find relative disappointment. Should Adeki have gone to the planet of PlayStation instead? Read on to find out!
Adeki dons his favorite tuxedo vest and decides to pour himself a full glass of time-travelling juice to travel into the year 1994. Was this batch a dud, or a refreshing glass of video gaming happiness? Read on!
Adeki hops into a phone booth with Bill and Ted to find out what happened in 1993 that made video games so dang funky. Will Adeki groove with the beat, or try and make sense in the future? Read on!
Adeki runs as fast as his chubby legs can carry him to the nearest Burger King. Since it took him so long though, the year has suddenly advanced from 1991 into 1992! What surprises lay inside this year? Read on!
Adeki takes a joy-ride in the TARDIS to explore the world of gaming in 1991. Was it as fun as the tv shows made it out to be? Or was it a desolate wasteland devoid of all happiness? Read on to find out!
Adeki hops in a car with an older man and fancy gull-wing doors only to later find himself within the year of 1990! Did video games even exist back then? And if so, what were they like? Read on to find out!
After Adeki’s glowing review of Persona 5 is it possible that he gets the privilege of playing another great game released this year? Did Playtonic Games do a great job bridging the gap between modern games and old-school collect-a-thons? Read on!