From the arcades of the past, games of yesteryear – Bucky O’ Hare
Larry Hama’s name might be familiar to fans of Hasbro’s G.I. Joe series — he was the Marvel writer responsible for the comics based on their toy line. Not only […]
Larry Hama’s name might be familiar to fans of Hasbro’s G.I. Joe series — he was the Marvel writer responsible for the comics based on their toy line. Not only […]
During the 80s, we were probably doing what many other families were during the holidays in the US — sharing time with friends and family, munching on turkey and mashed […]
This 1983 ad from the back cover of Video Games looks like it was ripped from anĀ illuminated manuscript straight out from the Middle Ages. That also makes it an […]
So today, Activision’s mega-blockbuster sequel, COD: Black Ops II, was released worldwide in what is being boasted by Gamestop’s Tony Bartel as the “biggest game launch of all time”. Regardless […]
In 1982, Sega brought out a sit-down cabinet shooter called Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom. It had no story, nor did it really seem to be based on anything Buck […]
Another spooky game for the month of October is Exidy’s Chiller. Released to arcades in 1986, this didn’t see a whole lot of success because of how amazingly bloody it […]
The art actually came from the box set of the “Classic” Dungeons & Dragons boardgame version released in 1994. An earlier version, with a different dragon but similar arrangement (sans […]
The late eighties and early nineties saw an explosion of AD&D licensed video games as computer game developer, SSI, reaped the benefits via its series of “Gold Box” RPGs. These […]
It was 1985. Ronald Reagan was in the White House for a second term and Mikhail Gorbachev took the helm of an ailing Soviet Union after being elected as General […]
Wings of Fury came out for Apple computers in 1987 as a side-side scrolling action game set in 1944′s South Pacific during WW2. Published by Broderbund, players were tucked into […]