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King Cade and Retro Zone – by Ryan Burger
When an opportunity to get involved in a Mini-Con in Kansas City came up with about 10 days to go before the event, I jumped at it. Contacting Cat, who runs the King Arcade for its owners Billy and Derek,I found out that they had done one of these events before but...
Thea 2: The Shattering for free during GOG Games Festival
Thea 2: The Shattering GiveawayBlossom During The GOG Games Festival: Spring Edition The turn-based strategy is available for free for 48 hours • 50+ demos for new andupcoming games including Berserk Boy, Imagine Earth, and Terra Nil •Bethesda classics join the 4000+...
The Video Game History Foundation – by Todd Friedman
At one time or another, I am sure everyone thought about saving their magazines to show their grand- children one day. Not everyone had the drive or the technology to keep those copies and ended up donating them or selling them to other collectors. There is a place...
End of Days – by Michael Mertes
Well, If you have a Netflix account, watch Adult Swim, or follow anime to even the slightest degree, you most likely have heard of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Back in 2000, however, the series did not hold the same weight as it does now. If you were a subscriber to...
Pick Your Retro with Action-Platformer B.I.O.T.A.
28 March 2022, WARSAW, POLAND - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Coming Out on 12th of April ● Action-Platformer B.I.O.T.A. release date confirmed for 12 April 2022 ● Swap color palettes and adjust the game’s looks to your favorite retro style ● A new trailer shows the 2D retro...
RetroMags – by Todd Friedman
Retromags is an online database and community that preserves retro magazines and makes them available to the public. This project is a non-for profit and is funded by the gamers. Retromags is a 100% community supported site and project, what means they rely on their...
TOKIMAL – Another HOT news story as a ZX Spectrum 128k inspiration to Toki gets a release!
Toki was an awesome arcade shooter platformer that was released way back in 1989 by a designer by the name of Akira Sakuma for many different retro systems. In it you played as an enhanced Ape transformed from a Human that could shoot energy balls from his mouth...
Roger Sharpe – by Michael Thomasson
Roger Sharpe is all about pinball. He’s most famous for being the “man that saved pinball” after he successfully convinced the New York City Council to legalize the game after demonstrating that pinball was not a game of chance, but instead a game of skill. Roger has...
This Day In Video Game History
