Zombie Nation
What happens when a giant orange disembodied samurai head tears up the United States of America in a quest to …
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit was a cultural phenomenon when it hit the silver screen in 1988. Based on the novel …
Where’s Waldo
Martin Handford’s Where’s Waldo? series (or Where’s Wally? as it’s known outside of North America) was likely a staple of …
Ultimate Stuntman, The
Unlicensed titles on the Nintendo Entertainment System are often some of the most fascinating to discuss, less so for the …
Twin Squash
Breakout is one of the simplest games in the universe. Launch a ball, hit a block, bounce the ball back …
Total Recall
Total Recall is one of the most interesting films in Hollywood history. Directed by Paul Verhoeven of Robocop fame and …
Sindbad Mystery
Maze games essentially died after the eighties, but while they were going strong, every company made at least one to …
Satan’s Hollow
Arguably the game to kickstart the trend of coin-operated stand-up arcade cabinets was Taito’s Space Invaders, the forefather of shoot-em-ups …
Roller Aces
It’s unfortunate that there’s not much to say about Kaneko as a company, but they were just too obscure and …
Spinal Breakers
1988’s Cabal was a mild success for the TAD Corporation, who only made about a half dozen games before dissolving. …
Super Time Force
Time travel is an interesting theme underlying several games, such as skipping seven years forward in Ocarina of Time or …
Zombie Raid
There’s no genre more cathartic than the simple arcade light gun shooter, a sort of game which merely requires you …
Silent Dragon
The ever-prolific Taito published games in just about every genre you can think of, including driving, puzzle, action-platformers, lightgun shooters, …
Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People
MISSING A FEW CHARACTER PICS “Everybody loves the Homestar Runner. He is a terrific athlete.” These two sentences kick off …
