Atari
Atari 50 – The Wider World of Atari
If you want to respect the video game industry, then you should always be in tune with its history. Not only will it give you perspective on what the ...[Read More]
Akka Arrh Review (PSVR2)
Let’s take a walk down memory lane for a minute. Back in 2012, I stumbled across this neon racing shooter game called DYAD. I purchased it for my PS3 ...[Read More]
Berzerk: Recharged Review (PS5)
Publisher Atari and developer SneakyBox are bringing back a classic 80s Atari arcade gaming experience that quite frankly scared the ever-loving shit ...[Read More]
Haunted House Review (PS5)
The graphical limitation of the VCS console back in the 80s was extraordinary, even for the 80s. There were more sprites than specifics, and typically...[Read More]
Quantum: Recharged Review
The days of taking dollars from my dad, putting them in a quarter machine, and then living the dream of spending hours upon hours playing short arcade...[Read More]
Mr. Run and Jump Review
There’s something special about the good old Atari 2600 days, where simplicity was a needed element for new video game players to get into the groove ...[Read More]
Pixel Ripped 1978 Review (PSVR2)
I like this new Atari. It’s like they’re trying. I can’t say that for the last 19 Atari’s since Warner Communications sold them off, but this variant ...[Read More]
Akka Arrh Review
Rarely has an old game flown under my radar, especially of the Atari type. I have a gazillion Atari games, plenty of old systems before and after the ...[Read More]
Missile Command: Recharged
What in the world are you doing, Atari and Nickervision Studios? You can’t just take a classic, bring it back on the Nintendo Switch, and call it a da...[Read More]
Tempest 4000
EAT ELECTRIC DEATH. Potent, perfunctory, and technically possible, eat electric death was the in-game banner for Tempest 2000’s Jaguar debut in ...[Read More]