If you were raised by a GameBoy or Atari Lynx, spent hours at your local arcade watching Street Fighter II matches with no change left, or enjoy taking that old Sega CD or Turbografx-16 out of the closet every now and then, then you might want to "Ctrl + D" and stay a while.

BTC is about obscure games mainstream magazines didn't care to cover, that old NES cartridge nostalgia doesn't allow you to get rid of even though everybody else hates it, and the arcade beat'em-up you used to beat on one quarter with your best friend. Add some history and a whole bunch of trivia and you'll have an idea of what BTC aims for.

There won't be any scores assigned. There's a lot of that around already, and the only kind of scenario where in my opinion such score systems work are cases where at least 3 different reviewers analize the same game (e.g. EGM magazine).

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I aim for completion and accuracy to the point of obsession, but hey, I'm human and sometimes Wikipedia takes me for a fool. So if you happen to find what you think is an error, write me a line or two about it, will you? Feedback is always appreciated.