“Why do I feel Like I’m being followed by a topless muscle man?…heh…that’s weird!”
In this instalment of classic video games, WatchMojo.com takes a look at 1987’s iconic beat ‘em up arcade adventure Double Dragon. continue reading...
4-player Ghostbusting over Xbox Live and The PSN should be a blast! Just don’t cross the streams!
Well folks, here it is! This semi-sequel may not be anything other then a cheap download only affair, but I’ excited. Sure, it may not even have the original cast’s liknesses or voices and made the Ecto-1 into a Hummer…but gosh dang it…bustin’ makes me feel good! continue reading...
Join WatchMojo.com as we celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pac-Man by looking at his past, present, and various attempts to change genres to enter the third dimension. continue reading...
This hilarious commercial for the Atari Lynx just goes to show how badly a portable gaming console with color was beaten’ down by Nintendo’s colorless gameboy.
For those who never heard of the system, Wikipedia sums up its history pretty well: continue reading...
Some fans don’t know when to quit. But this video will by nqtv’s YouTube account is pretty hilarious. They get extra points for destroying public property in the name of chasing their 8-bit memories!
You got to love how it ends with security guards tackling these clowns! continue reading...
Imagine all of your childhood video games escaping their boob tube prisons and setting out to invade the real real world. The result is beyond cool. Enjoy! continue reading...
Can’t wait to play this game: continue reading...
Don’t look directly into the trap! continue reading...
This looks amazing… All we need now is a Back To The Future video game. Check it out: continue reading...
Atari was founded in 1972, but its crowning accomplishments in console gaming and computers were the Atari Video Computer System (or 2600) and the Atari 400/800 line of personal computers.
This four-year period — from 1977 to 1981 — contains some of the most exciting developments the company ever saw in its history: the rise of the 2600, the development of some of the company’s most enduringly popular games (Centipede, Asteroids) and the development and release of its first home computing platforms. continue reading...
