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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...

January 1st – Neo ATLAS

Video Game of the Day is a daily show available on Amazon Alexa devices and here on this website. Each day, we briefly discuss the history of a single game, randomly chosen. If you would like to listen on your daily flash briefing, you can enable Video Game of the Day...

December 31st – Myst

Video Game of the Day is a daily show available on Amazon Alexa devices and here on this website. Each day, we briefly discuss the history of a single game, randomly chosen. If you would like to listen on your daily flash briefing, you can enable Video Game of the Day...

Lost Arcade Classic: Guzzler

Lost Arcade Classic: Guzzler

Odd. That's the word; the word that perfectly sums up Tehkan's Guzzler, a 1983 entry into the “cute” genre of arcade games. It's a maze game, but one quite unlike the myriad of Pac-Man clones that populated game rooms during this era. It's more of a Wizard of Wor...

CVG 101: The Comic Book Connection

CVG 101: The Comic Book Connection

In the early 1980s, video games were everywhere as everyone was trying to cash in on the booming video game business. This included the comic book companies. First of all, both DC and Marvel, two of the largest publishers at the time, were licensing their characters...

The Atari 7800: A Closer Look

The Atari 7800: A Closer Look

Ever wondered what would happen if the Atari 2600 mated with the Atari 5200? When the video game world crashed in 1983, the gaming universe needed a savior. Atari had a system in mind: The Atari 7800 ProSystem, which featured a design that was a hybrid of previous...

A Parental Christmas Mix-Up

A Parental Christmas Mix-Up

Christmas time and video games practically go hand in hand.  New consoles are launched around November aiming to be the top spot on people's lists, games go on sale and a few new ones are released, it truly is a wonderful time of year for gamers.  Now this can also be...

To Knock Off Or Not To Knock Off

To Knock Off Or Not To Knock Off

Many of us classic gamers became entranced with arcade games back in the early 80's. Magazine articles, TV news reports, and, of course, actually seeing blockbusters like Space Invaders, Asteroids, and Pac-Man wherever we went got us curious. Video arcades, however,...

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.