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David McCaman – FunClick

Playing Chivalry on my Apple II in middle-school was one of my fondest multiplayer gaming memories. A 1983 action “roll-playing” game of rescue for up to 4 players, Chivalry consists of numerous mini-games and rolls of chance to make it to the end to save the kingdom. Simple, fun,... Read More...

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Atari Lynx was the first color portable video game system , introduced in 1989 and priced at $149

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Tom Cadwell – Riot Games

To me, this was a huge milestone in gaming. It had a great story, and fantastic combat with really interesting designs where everything had a clear use, and felt great to use. As a designer, never give power in a game without giving...
Posted 29 Jul 2010 | Gamer Profiles | 0 Comments

Fury of the Furries

The further you go the more time you'll spend planning on how to complete each level since often you'll find yourself with only one or two of these fur-balls available and sometimes not even through the whole stage but only at certain areas. And in the World of Fury of...
Posted 28 Jul 2010 | Games,Reviews,featured

Frontier (a.k.a. Elite II)

Frontier is a game of undefined genre. It's a wild mixture of simulation, strategy with adventure and role playing elements. And as much as it seems that this kind of mix'n'match would not work out it actually does and the game is no less than brilliant! It's a true sandbox...
Posted 28 Jul 2010 | Games,Reviews,featured

UFO – Enemy Unknown (a.k.a. X-Com – UFO Defense)

UFO or X-COM as they call it in the US is a product built upon the idea that could've easily been transformed into three different, smaller games. First of, there's the strategy – Globe View – in which you build your bases, send intercepting ships to shoot of alien vessels...
Posted 28 Jul 2010 | Games,Reviews,featured

Kyle Rhône – Tinderbox Entertainment

As a former traditional 2D animator I think that Earthworm Jim has some of the best character animation I've ever seen in a video game. The visual design is unique and the game play is responsive giving the player a tactile experience. Unlike most game franchises where the...
Posted 28 Jul 2010 | Gamer Profiles | 0 Comments

Moonstone: A Hard Days Knight

Moonstone: A Hard Days Knight is an action hack'n'slash game with role playing elements in fantasy medieval setting developed and released by Mindscape in 1991 & 1992 on Amiga and PC respectively. Both versions look and play nearly the same & use the same palette of 32 colors, but PC...
Posted 28 Jul 2010 | Games,Reviews,featured

Frankenstein Computers Make Little Girls Cry

Being a good person is hard to do when you're a dick. Walking that fine line being naughty or nice is a difficult and narrow road to travel. Umar decides to look back at a time where he decided it was time to stop being a douche and get...
Posted 28 Jul 2010 | Editorials | 0 Comments

Mathew Anderson – Petroglyph

It really all started with Jones in the Fast Lane in 1990. I'm a huge Simulation fan and found the game quite ahead of its time. The basic goal is to find food, get a job, go to school, and invest in an apartment and other things. A simulation about...
Posted 27 Jul 2010 | Gamer Profiles | 0 Comments

Defeat the Boss or Drop a Duece?

There comes a time in every gamer's life where they must make the decision to use the bathroom or continue gaming. This is Umar's recalling of a time where it seemed wiser to fight on then let...
Posted 27 Jul 2010 | Editorials | 0 Comments

Gamer Profile – Alex Aguila

Alex tells a story about a classic gaming of Tecmo Bowl against Arthur where the loser would have to walk around the hotel halls in their underwear. Alex lost and believed the underwear thing was just a joke, unfortunately it was not. Alex said that it has been a while...
Posted 26 Jul 2010 | Full Interviews,Gamer Profiles,featured | 0 Comments