The best box art in video game history? The Atari 2600 was the first real experience of video gaming for many of retro gaming fans, and if you were born in the 70’s then its likely you will have owned or played one of these classic machines (you can see my article on renovating an…
Blast Through Nakatomi Plaza on your PlayStation in Die Hard Trilogy! 3 movies, 3 games, 3rd person shooter, light gun & driving action
If Beverley Hills Cop was an arcade game… Chase HQ was an arcade racer that was very much of it’s era, so 80’s in its style that it could have been directed by Jerry Bruckheimer, starred Eddie Murphy, and had a soundtrack by Harold Faltermeyer. Playing like cross between Sega’s classic OutRun and the film Beverly…
In this series of blogs I’m highlighting the best of physical game media of all time – the next generation of games could be download only, so enjoy these fantastic objects while you can, they won’t be making any more of them. The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) had the biggest of all the physical video…
Stop the Express was a game for the 48k ZX Spectrum, created by Hudson Soft, who are best known for their work on the PC-Engine console, and also some great console games such as the Bomberman series. The game was published by Sinclair Research in 1983 as part of a series of games promoted by…
Game Overview and Historical Context Released by Japanese developer Universal in 1980, Space Panic holds a significant place in gaming history as the first true platform game, predating Nintendo’s iconic Donkey Kong by a full year. While many gamers today might not recognize the name, this groundbreaking arcade title laid the foundation for what would…
