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Trog!

There have been countless times when a game has been scrapped entirely because it just didn’t work. Maybe nobody could

Brain Dead 13

Interactive movies have been around since near the dawn of gaming. Games like Dragon’s Lair and Space Acemixed Don Bluth’s excellent animation skills

Drac’s Night Out

Ah, Dracula. As a public domain figure, he’s been in an uncountable number of games. We’ve had him whipped more

Jazzpunk

Humor, as a form of art, is subjective. Everyone has different tastes in comedy, but there are still times when

Mad Panic Coaster

Remember the mine cart riding level from Donkey Kong 64? Imagine that as a whole game. Now imagine it going

I, Robot

As one of the oldest companies in virtual entertainment, Atari has been through all sorts of phases and changes in

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

The legend of Robin Hood and his Merry Men has inspired tons of games over the years, but one of

Dream Master

Peace and harmony in the kingdom of Oltaria come to an end when an evil old man known as the

Lucky & Wild

With the successes of 48 Hours and Lethal Weapon, the buddy cop film genre was thriving in the eighties and nineties. The basic

Dreamfall: The Longest Journey

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Longest Journey, The

The Longest Journey had a fairly satisfying conclusion, but given the depth of the world it was clear that Tørnquist had

Ali Baba & The 40 Thieves

It cannot be emphasized enough how much impact Pac-Man had on popular culture. Ask video game score champion Billy Mitchell, songwriter and

Grinch, The

If you ask someone who celebrates Christmas, they’ll probably tell you that one of their brightest memories of the holidays

Brute Force

  Beat-em-ups are simple and fun, which also led to a lot of samey-ness. While most games strived to be

Midnight Mutants

The Atari 7800 has always been kind of an oddity, when it comes to console history. Compared to the NES

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