“A Lot Can Change In 35 years” – Game Informer Next Issue Celebrates 35 Years Since The Magazine’s Debut

“I hope our magazine has remained a trusted and entertaining place”. Game Informer, one of the last major game magazines, is preparing to celebrate 35 years in print next month, with a special anniversary issue, it’s been revealed. Initially beginning as a quarterly magazine from the retailer Funco, Inc, the very first issue of Game…

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“I Don’t Think I’ll Collect Another Thing Again” – Prized NES Collection Of Over 860+ NES Games Stolen In Heartbreaking Robbery

“I shake, I get headaches…”. Roger Holler, a Washington Nintendo fan, is currently experiencing every video game collector’s worst nightmare after his prized collection of NES games worth “tens of thousands of dollars” was stolen. The collection, according to the report from KCENNews (spotted via GoNintendo) was believed to have contained over 850+ NES games,…

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Alien Breed Is Getting A 35th Anniversary Collection, And Its Publisher Couldn’t Be More Apt

“The first title to be announced by Commodore as a publisher in their new era”. A new collection which brings together six titles in Team17’s iconic Alien Breed series has just been revealed during the Pixel Arcadia showcase, and it’s being published by Commodore International. Antstream is handling development, the same company behind its subscription-based…

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The Arcade 1971–1999 Is Aiming To Be “The Definitive Text On The First 30 Years Of The Arcade Industry”

Releasing next month. A new book covering the history of arcade gaming is set to launch next month, from the game journalist/university lecturer Paul Drury & the publisher Bitmap Books. The Arcade 1971–1999 (or The Arcade 1971–1999: The Stories Behind Classic Coin-Ops, Told by Their Creators, to give it its full and proper title) is…

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N64 Racer ‘Extreme-G’ Just Got An Unofficial PC Port With Increased Frame Rates & So Much More

“No AI” used in its creation. A recompiled PC port of Probe Entertainment and Acclaim’s N64 futuristic racing game, Extreme-G, has just been released, giving the game “a chance to shine again on modern hardware” with various enhancements. Extreme-G was originally released in 1997, almost a year before Wipeout 64 debuted on the Nintendo console…

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