E.T. – Obsolete Gamer

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Konstantinos Dimopoulos 6 Comments arcade, atari, Classic Gaming, defender, E.T., frogger, joust, Lazy Jones, mini games, obsolete gamer, pac-man, retro arcade, retro gamers, space invaders, Spy Hunter, Totally tiny arcade, warioware

Totally Tiny Arcade

The main attractions of Totally Tiny Arcade are of course the arcade remakes themselves. Impressively, there are more than 20 of them available, each sporting excellent, chunky, retrotastic graphics and some equally impressive sounds, with each game spanning four levels. The games are inspired from an impressive variety of titles including Space Invaders, Spy Hunter, Pac-Man, Joust, Frogger and even the Atari 2600 version of E.T., though -unfortunately- not all of them are equally good.

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J.A. Laraque 3 Comments A Guy Named Joe, action movie, Al Yackey, Always (1989), Amazing Stories, Amazing Stories (1985), Amazing Stories The Mission (1985) episode, Audrey Hepburn, Brad Johnson, comedy film, Dorinda Durston, E.T., Empire of the Sun, fantasy movie review, Ghost (1990), Holly Hunter, Indiana Jones, John Goodman, lost 80s gem, love movie, movie by Steven Spielberg, movie review, movies like Ghost, movies like P.S. I Love You (2007), movies like Somewhere In Time (1980), movies like the Notebook (2004), movies like The Time Traveler's Wife (2009), movies like What Dreams May Come (1998), P.S. I Love You (2007), Pete Sandich, pretty movie, remake, Richard Dreyfuss, sad movie, Somewhere In Time (1980), steven Spielberg, Steven Spielberg movie, Ted Baker, the Notebook (2004), The Time Traveler's Wife (2009), What Dreams May Come (1998)

Always movie Review

Score: 9 out of 10 I randomly found this lost 80s gem by Steven Spielberg and it is well worth

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J.A. Laraque 3 Comments 1982, 2600, atari, E.T., J.A. Laraque, namco, obsolete gamer, pac-man, Todd Frye

Atari’s Pac-Man

Pac-Man was ported to pretty much every computer and console system of the time and many copies, unauthorized squeals and bootlegs have been made for it. Pac-Man also made its way into merchandising, food and even its own cartoon. Pac-Man is truly one of the most famous video games on the planet.

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E.T. The Video Game

Now what a lot of people don’t know is that E.T. sold over 1.5 million copies and was a commercial success, at first. The problem was over 3.5 million copies were not sold and many of the copies that were sold were returned.