Old School Gamer Magazine Exclusive: Inside ‘3 Minutes to Midnight’

by Patrick Hickey Jr. | Sep 7, 2018 | Console/Handheld

Old School Gamer Magazine chats with “3 Minutes to Midnight” Game Director Jan Serra, who discusses the origin and creative process behind the game and how the team got inspiration from classic point-and-click adventures the likes of Monkey Island, Maniac Mansion, Sam...

Old School Gamer Magazine Exclusive: Inside ‘Miles & Kilo’

by Patrick Hickey Jr. | Sep 7, 2018 | Console/Handheld

Old School Gamer Magazine chats with Four Horses director Mick Waites, who discusses the indie smash hit “Miles & Kilo” on the Nintendo Switch, inspired by the “Adventure Island” and BIT.TRIP RUNNER, it’s the perfect combination of old-school fun and modern-age...

Old School Gamer listed as a Top 10 Gaming magazine

by Old School Gamer | Sep 5, 2018 | 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, Arcade, Console/Handheld

Check us out at https://blog.feedspot.com/gaming_magazines/ there are some great publications in there, and we are excited that we are showing up.  Check it out and continue to spread the word about Old School Gamer!

Big News: NEOGEO mini International Version will land in USA and European Markets

by Old School Gamer | Sep 4, 2018 | 1980s, 1990s, Console/Handheld

NEOGEO mini has attracted a lot of attention from many retro gamers, SNK super fans and other gamers and animation enthusiasts in Europe and America since the first official appearance of the E3 exhibition. With the selling in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and...

Early Computer Baseball – By Bill Lange

by BillLange | Sep 3, 2018 | Console/Handheld, Magazine Preview

The earliest computer baseball games felt like pencil and dice tabletop baseball simulation games like Sports Illustrated Superstar Baseball, or the much more influential Strat-O-Matic Baseball, with the computer simply taking over the role of the dice, the pencil,...

Arkyology for the Atari 2600 – Released at Last!

by Ric Pryor | Sep 1, 2018 | 1970s, 1980s, Console/Handheld

NES fans have 678 licensed games to collect. Intellivision collectors have The 125. But if you’re an Atari 2600 collector, things are a bit more nebulous. There are, of course, the first-party games Atari itself released. Then there are the big-name third-party...