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Pinball Accessories released for Stern’s John Wick table
Stern Pinball recently released a new trailer spotlighting the new accessories for the John Wick table. The accessories spotlighted include an illuminated and mechanical Hourglass Topper, the Blood Oath Marker Shooter Knob, the Speaker Expression Lighting...
Gravitators by Red Art Games
"RAG Indies is Red Art Games’ serialized range of budget PS5 titles priced at €19.99. Each and every game released as part of this collection gets its own RAG Indies number as well as a 999 copies run. That makes every copy truly one of a kind." Secure the future of...
Retro Racers Moto Roader – Review by Todd Friedman
This 2D 16-bit looking race car game reminds me of the old arcade game Off-Road. The rules are simple, get to the finish line first before your opponents to win the race. While racing around the track you can pickup special items and hit a turbo boost icon to get a...
Preorder of Banners of Ruin from Red Art Games
Out now - Pre Order Banners of Ruin from Red Art Games CLICK HERE TO PRE ORDER Lead House Blackfoot to Revenge! The mighty Blackfoots have fallen to ruthless House Ender—now it’s time to strike back! 🃟 Build your deck, recruit warriors, and craft a winning strategy....
Stern Pinball Doing “Extremely Limited” Production Runs of Beatles, Stranger Things, Black Knight in December + Contract Manufacturing?
Let's start the pinball talk for the week off with some news out of Stern Pinball. Stern recently informed its distributors that it is using the remaining parts that it has sitting around the factory to do "extremely limited runs" of a number of older titles during...
‘MonsterBag’ Retro Review’: Unusually Brilliant
With limited releases, but cool hardware, the PlayStation Vita became a console for weird and unusually quirky games. IguanaBee’s “MonsterBag” is definitely one of them. Hard to describe, the game centers around a little monster that must get from one end of a stage...
Arcade to Console – by Eugenio Anguiera
This article is a follow-up to my Donkey Kong on Atari article published in Issue 31 of this magazine. That article was limited to home versions of Donkey Kong released for Atari systems during the commercial life of the systems, so no homebrew versions or versions...
Atari’s Yars Rising: Where’s All the FAN HATE Coming From?
Fan reaction to the recently-announced Yars Rising has been surprisingly divisive. It’s been accused of being too talky, too different, and “not Yars” at all. In this editorial, Jon shares his thoughts on Yars Rising and the negative fan feedback. From the renowned...
This Day In Video Game History
