Casual and arcade video games developer Webfoot and publisher Ziggurat Interactive have announced the release of Super Chopper, their new arcade action helicopter combat game for PC. Super Chopper is currently available on Steam and GOG, and is currently at the 33% off special promotion price of $6.69. Ziggurat specializes in retro video games, and […] Read more
The heydays of arcades may be behind us, but that hasn’t stopped the trend of games that have previously released on consoles and PC making the backward leap onto arcade cabinets. The latest game to make this transition is Minecraft Dungeons, the top-down Diablo-esque dungeon crawler. Mojang, the Swedish developer that created the all-conquering megahit, […] Read more
If you’re missing playing at arcade games and or too scared to go out, AtGames is bringing in Legend Gamer Series to the comfort of your homes. And these controllers not only act as controllers, but it also has the ability to bring in a full feature arcade machine. The good thing is you can […] Read more
We’re back with part 2 of the best light gun games of all time. Here you’ll find the remaining 5 games on the list, including my all-time favorite. No skipping ahead, here they come: 6.) Silent Hill: The Arcade The Silent Hill arcade game is another title that I’ve not spent as much time on […] Read more
Light gun games don’t seem to exist any more thanks to the advent of HD TV’s, motion controls and the state of arcades in the West these days. It’s a sorry state of affairs, and it got me thinking about my favorite light gun games. Ahead of you is my own personal list of the […] Read more
Nintendo’s E3 presentation showcased a lot of big name games for it’s flagship system. Some people might be more excited for the announcement that closed out the offerings they had for the public to see, some old school arcade games that haven’t seen a public release in decades. Nintendo has opened it’s platform to the […] Read more
In the 2007 movie The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters, arcade gamer Billy Mitchell portrayed the antagonist to hero Steve Wiebe, who continually pursued Mitchell’s high score in Donkey Kong. In real life, Mitchell became the first person to reach stage 22, which is impossible to complete. He has since broken a million […] Read more
Bings, zings, blips, whizzes, and beautiful 8-bit music! Sure, you can download the latest mobile version of a video game classic and get some of the timeless sights and sounds right on your phone, but there’s nothing quite like playing old-school arcade machines. They were big, noisy, and ate quarters. Back in the day, they […] Read more
Originally released by Namco for the arcade, Dig Dug featured a little guy with an unusual weapon – a rope dart that inflated enemies until they burst. Players dug up, down, left and right in each screen, hunting down and killing the enemies before they escaped. AÂ sequel was released in 1995, and up updated version […] Read more
Geek and author Ernest Cline is celebrating the paperback release of Armada in one of the most unique and fantastically nerdy ways. He has helped create an in-browser game based on the 2015 novel called Phaeton and is encouraging fans and players to post their high scores online. There are tons of great browser games […] Read more
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