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Black Lamp
This was one tough little cookie. The characters we’re brilliantly animated & the maps huge & took ages to traverse. While some people found the … Continue reading
Author: Mike
Space Invaders
Probably the most iconic computer game, if not game, in the world. In 1978 it single handedly brought about the golden age of arcade machines, … Continue reading
Strider
This master assassin of the quick drawn sword, of the future. On your mission to kill the corrupt president the levels continually went up & down, … Continue reading
Chuck Rock
Making the ice age an enjoyable place to be, as well as the birthplace of the belly butt! This game was spot on with some really … Continue reading
Splatterhouse
Getting murdered before you’ve even started the game is a strange way to kick off.. It was incredibly controversial when it came out. To the … Continue reading
Double Dragon
It doesn’t get any more classic than this! It was basically the start of success in the genre. The game went through a re-boot recently … Continue reading
Terminator
The game of the legendary 1984 film. Produced for all the Sega systems of the time. For the Mega-CD version there was a re-vamped edition, … Continue reading
Bubble Bobble
With the catchiest tune & it’s basic but captivatingly cute graphics. 1-2 players bubbled their way through 100 screens of bad guys, though the master … Continue reading
Doom
Probably the key turning point toward modern gaming. I can still hear the screams now, games made you anxious before, but this one could make … Continue reading
Super Bomberman
The epitome of simple design. Throw a few characters in a maze, add some bombs & power ups. Last one standing wins. Bomberman detonated his … Continue reading
