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Issue #18 FREE EDITION IS YOURS With Lead Article by Adam F. Goldberg
Thanks to Brett Weiss, we have worked with Adam F. Goldberg, the producer of "The Goldbergs" TV show and we have an awesome article about Adam's video game days with his NES! “Dude, look at those graphics! It’s like having an arcade in your house!!!” Those were the...
A Salute To The Nintendo 3DS.
Early in the morning on September 17th, 2020 there was buzz on Twitter that Nintendo took off any mention of the 3DS on their Japanese language website. A little bit later, a spokesperson told Polygon that the system is being discontinued and will no longer be...
10 Retro Games That Still Hold Up
With the advancement in technology, many sectors in the gaming world have evolved. One of the areas is video games. As technology develops, new games also come up. All in all, there are old games that can still be played. Even though you might not be able to use...
30 Years On: The Story of Microsoft Solitaire
It’s a game that almost everyone has played; one that’s been featured in countless films and TV shows, and has become instantly recognisable. It’s completely free, and until recently, it came pre-installed on the hundreds of Windows computers sold every year. The...
I, Robot
In the year 1983, the Cold War was still in the minds of American citizens and tensions between the two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, were elevated. Brewing since 1945, the fear of Communist invasion, espionage and the threat of nuclear...
SWITCH IT UP: Super Blood Hockey: A Fighting Game With Hockey – Review By Brad Feingold
So I installed a fighting game into my Switch and a hockey game broke out. This is the full on straight forward first impression of Super Blood Hockey from Premium Edition Games. At this moment, there is really nothing to represent the...
Rampart
If you like tower defense style games, then you can thank Atari Games’ John Salwitz for creating Rampart. While not an actual tower defense game in itself, the 1990 coin-op pioneered the ideas of erecting structures to defend territory while making repairs between...
Alien
“In space no one can hear you scream.” So goes the tagline for Alien, one of the greatest (not to mention scariest) science fiction movies ever made. Released in 1979 by 20th Century Fox, Alien was directed by the great auteur Ridley Scott (from a screenplay by Dan...
This Day In Video Game History
