For this week's Throwback Thursday piece, FULLSYNC's OhMyJosh revisits some of his favourite games from SEGA consoles of the past.

PowerUp! - "Wargaming has announced the Soviet Dream Machines event. It will see the return of the T-54 Motherland tank to World of Tanks console."

The Japanese gaming giant is selling a whole lot of Switch consoles -- just under 18 million, in fact -- and expects to sell even more over the coming year.

Growing up and being an 80's kid I was able to experience the games industry pretty much in its entirety. Lately, we've been seeing more and more remakes of older games, so that got me thinking, what were some games that I loved playing that they just never revisited with current gen consoles? I spent countless hours collecting characters and items in all of these games. The SNES and the PS1 were probably the golden years of RPGs. We would get a lot more JRPGs sent over, and I feel like the genre just isn't as strong as it once was. I've always loved RPGs specifically, that being said here are some that I loved that I wish they would remake and bring back into the current gen. What games would you want to see remade?

CG writes: Attack on Titan 2, also known as A.O.T. 2 is an action hack and slash game based on the Hajime Isayama manga series of the same name released for consoles and PC and is developed by Omega Force who are well known for their Dynasty Warriors series and Toukiden Kiwami. The game story follows a silent new hero (male or female your choice) alongside the characters fans will be familiar with if they read the manga (thats Japanese comics if you were not aware) or watch the anime. In a nutshell, its humans versus the giants (titans) who are out to devour the human race and as part of a team of cadets sent to battle them your role is to save humanity from impending doom. Sounds like a lot of fun and it is, however is it worth the purchase price considering its quite high (on Steam for example the core game is retailing at £54.99). Ouch!

Nintendo updated the lifetime shipment numbers for the Switch and the 3DS, and a whole lot of units of whole consoles have hit store shelves.

Nintendo Co. is reporting solid sales and profit for the fiscal fourth quarter, powered by brisk demand for its Switch machines.

The Japanese gaming giant is selling a whole lot of Switch consoles -- just under 18 million, in fact -- and expects to sell even more over the coming year.

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