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Time Crisis – by Ryan Burger

It was all about Time Crisis and The House of the Dead. Time Crisis hit me harder overall. This rail shooter takes you through different missions across the series. Each mission typically has three stages, and each stage has four areas you fight through. I have never...

Old School Gamer Magazine Exclusive: Inside ‘Ground Zero Hero’

Old School Gamer Magazine chats with “Ground Zero Hero” developer Rowan Edmondson, who details the creative journey behind the upcoming game. About Ground Zero Hero: Featuring a vibrant hand-drawn art style inspired by The Simpsons and Rick and Morty, Ground Zero Hero...

PinkSweets and Muchi Muchi Pork! Ports Confirmed for Modern Systems

  On Friday May 29th, Clear River Games confirmed that they would be rereleasing the classic CAVE shooters Pink Sweets: Ibara Sorekara and Muchi Muchi Pork! on modern consoles. The developer City Connection is responsible for bringing the games to the PlayStation...
Inception: mini-games in video games

Inception: mini-games in video games

Mini-games in video games are nothing new but are currently enjoying great popularity. From retro gamers to fans of the latest GTA, mini-games are very popular with a majority of gamers. Indeed, they make the game more enjoyable and offer the opportunity to discover...

Games. Bond Games.

Games. Bond Games.

Just as creator Ian Fleming’s books helped popularize espionage novels and romanticize the daring life of a spy, MGM’s Bond films have created a visual impression that has managed to transcend the printed page and become part of pop culture. Though many actors have...

Five Games Ideal For Social Distancing

Five Games Ideal For Social Distancing

Being forced to stay inside because of the Corona Virus is no joke as Federal restrictions have put bans on the number of people who can gather publicly, as well as closing places such as theaters and bars. With that being said, many are reconnecting with their old...

Music Reviews: Sonic Boom

Music Reviews: Sonic Boom

No, it’s not an ode to Street Fighter II’s Guile, but rather a focused compilation of Sonic the Hedgehog melodies created by Spencer Nilsen, a music composer, arranger, and producer best known for his work on first-party Sega CD games. Yet Sonic Boom, which...

Video Game Trading Card Spotlight – Mike Lukianoff

Video Game Trading Card Spotlight – Mike Lukianoff

Our next Trading Card Spotlight features Mike Lukianoff, who is displayed on card number 2591, from the Superstars of 2016. Mike is the winner for 3 years (2011,2013,2014) at ScrewAttack’s Ironman of Gaming tournament.  In 2015, at the Southern Fried Gaming Expo, Mike...

Classic Import: PULSEMAN

Classic Import: PULSEMAN

Simply put, there's no reason Pulseman shouldn't have been released in America. This 1994 Mega Drive import (developed by future Pokemon designers Game Freak and published by Sega) has it all: beautiful graphics, inventive design, and intense action. Yet it remained...

Donkey Kong: A Decade Later

Donkey Kong: A Decade Later

Ten years ago this month, Nintendo released the simply titled Donkey Kong for the Game Boy. At the time, it didn't seem like much of a mile- stone, but it has since become the gold standard of how to update a classic game without losing the soul of the original. The...

This Day In Video Game History

Reflect World was released for NES in Japan.

Lord of the Sword was released for SEGA Master System in Japan.

Kenseiden was released for SEGA Master System in Japan.

Tensai Bakabon was released for SEGA Master System in Japan.

Psychic Detective Series Vol.3: Aýa was released for FM Towns in Japan.

Sindibad: Chitei no Daimakyū was released for TurboGrafx-16 in Japan.

Mondo Media is incorporated in California, US.


Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Second Cataclysm was released for SEGA CD in United States.

Double Dragon was released for Neo Geo CD in United States.

Battle Monsters was released for SEGA Saturn in Japan.

Egyptia was released for Windows in United States.

Forsaken was released for Windows in Poland.

Nukes3D (Release v1.0) was released for DOS in United States.

Zombies (IF archive release) was released for Z-machine in Worldwide.

Daikaijū Monogatari: Poyon no Dungeon Room 2 was released for Game Boy Color in Japan.