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Atari 2600 Spider-Man – He Can Sling a Web, But CAN’T CRAWL UP WALLS?!

The Fridge1 year ago02 mins

Spider-Man is a vertical scrolling action game programmed by Laura Nikolich for the Atari 2600, and released in 1982 by Parker Brothers. It was both the first video game to feature Spider-Man and the first Marvel Comics based video game. Norman Osborn has been removed of the Goblin formula and incarcerated by Spider-Man. He manages…

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Blockbuster and Final Fantasy II – By Jarrod Kailef

The Fridge1 year ago02 mins

Spring Break, 1992. It started the moment the final bell rang, signaling the start of a glorious week free from high school… A week I had carefully planned. But it wasn’t the beach that called to me; it was something else entirely: a rented Super Nintendo from Blockbuster Video, accompanied by four games that would…

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Limited Run and GameStop are powering up! Retro releases from LRG are coming to GameStop

The Fridge1 year ago03 mins

Limited Run and GameStop are powering up! Retro releases from LRG are coming to GameStop stores this holiday season! Sixteen classic Limited Run games for NES, SNES, and Game Boy are back at GameStop! Apex, North Carolina—November 22nd, 2024—GameStop and Limited Run Games today announced a partnership that will see Limited Run retro titles sold…

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Stern adds accessories for Metallica Remastered table

The Fridge1 year ago02 mins

  In a recent press release, Stern Pinball confirmed that it is now selling accessories for its new Metallica Remastered table. The five items now available for sale on Stern’s website here include an “…And Justice For All” Metallica Topper, an Illuminated Metallica Logo Shooter Knob, Metallica Sword Side Armor, a Cabinet Expression Lighting System,…

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Sierra’s Brutally Difficult Adventure ‘Codename: Iceman’ Just Got A Hilarious Fanmade Prequel

1 year ago02 mins

Kidname: Iceboy is available now on itch.io for free. When people tend to discuss the most difficult Sierra adventure games, there is one name that usually comes up more than any other: Codename: Iceman. Released for DOS, Atari ST, and Amiga, the Sierra point-and-click adventure was designed by Jim Walls — a former police officer…

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Dreamcast Is Still Offering Up “Wild” Tech Secrets, 25 Years On

1 year ago03 mins

“One of the wildest things I’ve ever, EVER seen in all my years of romhacking”. The Dreamcast may have been Sega’s final stab in the world of gaming hardware, but the company really threw everything at making the console a success – including features like online connectivity, memory cards you could play games on and…

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Feature: How John Ferrari’s Kids (And Grandkids) Are Helping Resurrect C64 Superstar Maximus Mouse

1 year ago02 mins

“He loved what he did and was brilliant at it”. If you owned a C64 back in the day, then you might be familiar with Summer Camp (1990) and Winter Camp (1992), two titles published by Thalamus and coded by the late John D. Ferrari. Ferrari was already something of a legend in C64 circles…

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Toki’s Commodore 64 Port Is Getting A Fan Remaster, And It Looks Great

1 year ago02 mins

The remaster hopes to improve some of game’s “crude” character sprites. Ocean Software’s 1991 Commodore 64 port of TAD Corporation’s run ‘n gun arcade platformer Toki is getting an unofficial fan remaster, it’s been announced. Davide Bottino — a pixel artist, game creator, and retro journalist for Zzap! Italia — is behind the remaster of…

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Review: The Spectrum – Does Sir Clive Sinclair’s Legacy Proud

1 year ago01 mins

Micro, but mighty. For an entire generation of British gamers, the Sinclair ZX Spectrum remains a legendary machine. Host to hundreds of classic games and a hugely important stepping stone for many European developers, the rubber-keyed wonder’s influence cannot be understated – so it’s little wonder that there’s a lot of interest in Retro Games…

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Video Game Trading Card Spotlight – Xander Skullion

The Fridge1 year ago016 mins

Our next Trading Card Spotlight features Xander Skullion who currently is displayed on card number 2725, from the Superstars of 2017 Collection.  Xander is a full-time podcaster who loves the gaming community and gives back when ever he has a chance.  Some of his time is reviewing video games for different companies.  He loves the…

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