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Autographed | | The book
that would not die!
ABC
to the VCS by Leonard Herman
Famed
author of Phoenix: The Fall and Rise of Videogames!
ABC
To The VCS is the ultimate summary guide to the Atari 2600. Originally written
in 1983 during the height of the 2600's popularity, the first edition of this
book was finally released in 1996 thanks to an overwhelming demand from collectors.
Now, nearly a decade later, the 2600 is still popular among collectors and programmers
alike. Unreleased games from the eighties are constantly being discovered and
released and new 'homebrew' games are still being written for this system that
ceased production in 1991. In all there are 163 more titles in the 2nd edition
than were in the 1st edition.NEW
FOR THE 2nd EDITION:
• Atari 2600 Today List
• Inclusion of Sears
titles
• Summaries of over 700 games
• Screen shots of nearly
everygame |
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Ambiance: Volume 1981 Audio CD
These
are the pivotal years
and you walk the halls of your local arcade... This
collection is as it was. Filled
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along with classic sounds
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coin changer samples, Attract modes and
more!
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Ambiance: Volume 1983 Audio
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"If
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after quarter into Dig Dug, Galaga and Phoenix. Thanks for taking me back to a
happier time." "Arcade
Ambiance takes me back to the awe of the big arcades from my childhood, when my
biggest concern in life was running out of quarters! Great nostalgia!"
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Ambiance: Volume 1986 Audio
CD
"I
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rims in order to determine order of play. Then, like a symphony conductor, my
ear would seek out familiar groupings of sound effects and delightfully manic
arcade machine music, allowing me to identify a game here, a game there. But mostly
I allowed the sounds of a wonderful past time to simply wash over me. For veteran
gamers, this is mood audio of the first order." Bill
Kunkel "The Game Doctor"
Electronic Games Magazine
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Fever by John Sellers
Have you mastered the delicate art
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blushing? Do you remember the difference between playing "singles" and
"doubles"?
If you've answered "yes" to any of these
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history of video games, with tributes to 50 all-time favorites like Pac-Man,
Donkey Kong, Defender, Q*Bert, Tetris, and many, many others. You want little-known
tips, tricks, and secrets? You want behind-the-scenes creation stories from the
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Includes:
Interviews
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of video games, A chronological history of video arcades-from the first coin-operated
arcade game to obscure classics like Elevator Action, Crazy Climber, and
Food Fight. Tonns of rad '80s spin-off products, including home systems,
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Classic 80s Home Video Games
The early 80s was a pioneering time for home video games. Consoles from Atari, Mattel, Coleco, and others dominated many American living rooms. This guide takes an in-depth look at the classic consoles, games, accessories, and related merchandise manufactured between the introduction of the Atari VCS in 1977 and the great video game crash of 1984. The great consoles from Atari--the 2600 VCS, 5200 SuperSystem, and 7800 ProSystem are all covered in depth, as well as the amazing Coleco Vision, Intellivision, Odyssey 2 , and Vectrex gaming systems. More than 2,000 full-color photographs complement detailed listings for loose and boxed items. Consoles, cartridges, manuals, accessories, and related merchandise are listed and priced in an easy-to-use, checklist format. Products are listed by console and manufacturer for easy reference. See Donkey Kong, Frogger, Asteroids, Centipede, Pac-Man, and many other famous stars from the 1980s systems in this must-have title on classic video games.
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Game Room DVD
Classic Game Room was the first classic
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comedy film about the triumphant story of online success, failure, obscurity,
resurrection and success again! The
legendary show was produced in the early days of online video by Mark Bussler
and David Crosson at an Internet startup with one camera, a green screen and $50
budgets. The show was objective, entertaining and obnoxious with beer-drinking,
bottle-throwing, joystick-slinging, car-crashing classic game reviews. A cult
following developed and the reviews kept coming, but how long could it last until
the money ran out?
Reviews: Berzerk for Atari 2600, Duck Hunt
for NES, X-Men for Sega Genesis, Joust for Playstation, Sega
GT for Dreamcast, Frogger for Atari 2600, SeaMan for Dreamcast,
Missile Command for Playstation, Perfect Dark for Nintendo N64 ,Yar's
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Home Video Games: 1972 - 1984 by Brett Weiss
This thoroughly
researched reference work provides a comprehensive guide to popular and obscure
video games of the 1970s and early 1980s, covering virtually every official United
States release for programmable home game consoles of the pre–Nintendo NES
era. Included are the following systems: Adventure Vision, APF MP1000, Arcadia
2001, Astrocade, Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, ColecoVision, Fairchild Channel
F, Intellivision, Microvision, Odyssey, Odyssey2, RCA Studio II, Telstar Arcade,
and Vectrex.Organized
alphabetically by console brand, each chapter includes a history and description
of the game system, followed by substantive, encyclopedia-style entries for every
game released for that console, regardless of when the game was produced. Each
video game entry includes publisher/developer information and the release year,
along with a detailed description and, frequently, the author’s critique.
A glossary provides a helpful guide to the classic video game genres and terms
referenced throughout the work. An appendix lists a number of “homebrew”
titles that have been created by fans and amateur programmers and are available
for download or purchase. |
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Home Video Games: 1985 - 1988 by Brett Weiss
A follow up
to 2007's Classic Home Video Games, 1972-1984, this reference work provides
detailed descriptions and reviews of every U.S.-released game for the Nintendo
NES, the Atari 7800, and the Sega Master System, all of which are considered among
the most popular video game systems ever produced. Organized alphabetically by
console brand, each chapter includes a description of the game system followed
by substantive entries for every game released for that console. Video game entries
include publisher/developer data, release year, gameplay information, and, typically,
the author's critique. A glossary provides a helpful guide to the classic video
game genres and terms referenced throughout the work, and a preface provides a
comparison between the modern gaming industry and the industry of the late 1980s. |
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COIN-OP TV is a show about the video gaming
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COIN-OP TV DVD VOLUME 1 contains the following:
Over
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Capcom, Namco and more including the 'All Girl Air Hockey Game' from Funspot 2005 Most
people featured in the movie THE KING OF KONG (Seth Gordon) are interviewed on
this DVD. Bonus
Content - 2 never before released episodes - interviews with Scott Evans (Atari
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Never before seen audition tapes of Taryn Southern and Nafeesa DeFlorias
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artists from the 'I am 8-bit' art shows from 2005 and 2006 like Craola and Jon
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All episodes
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Go behind
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In
1981 Bill Kunkel co-founded Electronic Games Magazine, the first magazine
devoted entirely to the new generation of plugged-in entertainment, from video
and computer games to tabletop games, handhelds, coin-ops and more. Now, Bill
Kunkel, a.k.a. The Game Doctor, reveals the untold stories behind both the magazine
and the people who brought us the 'classic' era of electronic gaming. Whether
you’re a fan of games, comic books, or simply love to hear good inside stories
told with a spark of wit and candor, gather round; Confessions of the Game
Doctor is just what the doctor ordered.
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Down From the Top of it's Game:
The Story of Infocom
The success and failure of Infocom, a company founded by members of MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science, resulted from a combination of factors. Infocom succeeded not only because it made Zork , a text-adventure game, available on personal computers, but also because it developed an effective system for supporting new platforms, maintained an engineering culture that excelled at writing computer games, and marketed its products to the right audience.
Similarly, Infocom did not fail simply because it decided to shift its focus to business software by making Cornerstone , a relational database. Infocom failed for many reasons that were closely tied to how the company managed the transition to business products. Behind the scenes, the transition created a litany of problems that hurt both the games and the business divisions of the company. Combined with some bad luck, these problems—not simply the development of Cornerstone —ultimately led to Infocom's downfall |
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Winnie Forster
Gameplan's
224-page 'Encyclopedia' takes a fun and informative look at over 400 home computers,
handhelds and consoles. It covers everything from the 1972 Magnavox Odyssey through
the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS The layout is fantastic, with lots of large full-color
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Neptune to Earth by Cuciz, Krych & Thomasson
Inspired
by the classic arcade game Gyruss, this military science-fiction
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a bloody war to free the Earth from a ruthless and cruel nemy.This is the story
of a single squadron during the Ideoclan War. Journey with them as they first
meet during a “Call to Arms”, become hardened veterans through exhausting
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win precious freedom for the Earth and eventual independence for their Colonies. 300
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There's something going on at the local game arcade,
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sticks with surprising rapidity.
If you like coming of age movies like
Porky's with mischevous teens and vintage arcade games, then you'll truly
appreciate this 1982 movie set in the age of the "Big" arcades! |
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DVD
Enjoy a fantastic assortment of Odyssey 2 commercials
that will take you back to when everything Odyssey was exciting and new. The coverage
of the Pick Axe Pete! Pick-Off is a ton of fun, and you'll laugh your pants
off watching "A Video Game Caper." Where else can you find a 45-minute
comedy show based entirely on the Odyssey 2? The 1983 CES videos and Odyssey 3
prototype footage are priceless! Region Free. 63 Minutes.
•
Odyssey 2 Fourth Quarter 1981 Commercial
• Wizard of Odyssey
- The Keyboard! Commercial
• Wizard of Odyssey - Pick Axe Pete!
Commercial
• Wizard of Odyssey - Quest for the Rings! Commercial
•
Wizard of Odyssey - The Voice! Commercial
• McDade's Odyssey
2 Christmas Commercial
• Pick Axe Pete! Pick-Off News Coverage
•
Odyssey 3 1983 CES Introduction Video
• Odyssey 3 1983 CES
Peripherals Video
• Odyssey 3 Prototype Footage
• "A
Video Game Caper" Comedy Show by Second City
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COMING... | | Phoenix:
The Fall & Rise of Videogames: Fourth Edition
by Leonard Herman
Coming
soon from famed videogame historians Leonard Herman and Michael Thomasson of Good
Deal Games! The "best book on games" returns with a long-awaited massive
update. This is the book that other videogame authors use as a reference.
Please
note that all previous volumes of Phoenix sold out in full upon release.
If you let us know that you want a copy, we'll reserve a book for you and contact
you when it ships. |
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First Edition #1 DVD
Five
Original espisodes of STARCADE! - Five of the original episodes that aired in
1981-83 including: Show#19 Contestants: Robert Dang vs Alex Clemens; Games:
Super Pac Man, Buck Rogers, Tac Scan, Star Trek and Super Zaxxon.
Grand Prize: Pooyan; Show #59 Contestants: Chris Curtin vs Mike
Schoenwetter; Games: Joust, Star Wars, Bally's Journey, Donkey Kong Jr
and Pole Position. Grand Prize: BumpNJump; Show #60 Contestants:
Thomas Luchini vs Jordan Silber; Games: Donkey Kong Jr, Congo Bongo, Munch
Mobile, BurgerTime and Mappy. Grand Prize: Tron; Show #62
Contestants: Leo Schwab vs Vance McGirt; Games: BagMan, Super Pac Man, Super
Zaxxon, Pole Position and Star Trek. Grand Prize: BurgerTime;
Show #63 Invitational Contestants: Winners from the 4 shows above; Games:
Zoo Keeper, Star Wars, Pole Position, Gyruss and Krull. Grand Prize.
RB5X Robot.
PLUS Behind the scenes footage during the taping of STARCADE!,
including shots of the crew at work and play. Hang out with the crew and see contestants
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crew member! |
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In the Beginning by Ralph Baer
Told
by the Father of the Home Videogame! Videogames:
In the Beginning is a whopping 280 pages and presented in full-color. The book
contains 280 pages full of original internal memos from Sanders Associates, the
company that allowed Mr. Baer to put together the device, and Magnavox, which
ultimately released the device as the Odyssey in 1972. The book also includes
over 150 photos, schematics, patent description pages, as well as the 4-page treatise
that Mr. Baer wrote upon conceiving the idea of attaching a device to a television
to play games.
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ReVival Issue # 43
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In Short
Home Console Tests:
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• Battle Kid (NES)
• Zantis (Vectrex)
• Halo (Atari 2600)
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• Kobashi (Colecovision)
• Bound High (Virtual Boy)
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• Smurf Challenge (Colecovision)
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In Short
Home Console Tests:
• Sectis (Vectrex)
• Dux (Dreamcast)
• Hoppin' Mad (NES)
• Fast Striker (MVS)
• Lead (Atari VCS 2600)
• The Void (Colecovision)
• Neo Pang (Neo-Geo CD)
• Do the Same (Jaguar-CD)
• Pac-Man (Fairchild Channel-F)
• Shield Shifter (Atari VCS 2600)
• Orion_'s Compilation (Jaguar-CD)
• Jr Pac-Man (Atari 7800 ProSystem)
Test Bench: Harmony Cart (Atari VCS 2600)
Interview: NGDev.Team (Dux on Dreamcast)
Interview: Brandon Cobb, Osman Celimli (Zaku on Lynx)
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In Short
Home Console Tests:
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• Mean Santa (Atari 2600)
• X-Mas Demo 2009 (NES)
• Zaku (Atari Lynx)
• Ghostblaster (Colecovision)
• Insanity (NEC PC-Engine)
• Pac-Man Collection (Colecovision)
• Worm (Atari 7800)
3D Sector-X Strategy Guide
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In Short
Home Console Tests:
• Wolfenstein (Atari 2600)
• Mystic Pillars (NES)
• Royal 21 (Vectrex)
• Ghost'n Zombies (Colecovision)
• Lynxopoly (Atari Lynx)
• Mad Bodies (Atari Jaguar)
• Juno First (Atari 2600)
• Road Fighter (Colecovision)
• Ultimate Frogger Championship (NES)
Do the Same (Jaguar): Genesis
Interview: Chaos Reins
Exerion / Exerizer
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Home Console Tests:
• Mr. Chin (Colecovision)
• SuperNESnake 2 (NES)
• MegaPak Vol. 1 (Atari Lynx)
• I, Project (Atari 2600)
• Mr. Chin (Colecovision)
• Yastuna Vol. 1 (Atari Lynx)
• 4K4U (Atari 2600)
• Championship Tennis (Intellivision)
• Lady Bug (Atari 2600)
• Ghost House (Sega Master System)
• Martian Threat (Odyssey)
• Canadian Mini-Game Vol. 1 (Colecovision)
• Isaiah's Wii Chase (Atari 2600)
• Dark Tower (Vectrex)
• Montana Jones (3DO)
• Wind & Waters: Puzzle Battles (Dreamcast)
RGC 2008 Coverage
Interview: Retrozone
Sega Master System Homebrews |
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Issue # 38
Home Console Tests:
• Alex Kidd BMX Trial
(Sega Mark-III)
• Vectrexians (Vectrex)
• Double Header (3DO)
•
Actionauts (Atari 2600)
• Cye (Colecovision)
• Jeepeers Creepers
(Colecovision)
• Glider (Nintendo NES)
• Lasercade (Atari 2600)
•
Baku Baku Animals (SegaSaturn)
• Asteroids Deluxe (Atari 7800)
•
Monster Masher (Colecovision)
• Swoops! (Atari 2600)
• Addams
Family (TurbografX-16)
Vectrex Repro Stand
Lynx
Support
Interview:
CollectorVision |
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Issue # 37
Home Console Tests:
• Space Duel (Atari
2600)
• Jet Block - preview (Colecovision)
• Encaved (Atari
2600)
• Retrogames (Atari 2600)
• Pac-Man Collection (Atari
7800)
• POD (Gizmondo)
• Squares! (Colecovision)
•
Terra Attack (Colecovision)
• Jim Power (Nec CDRom)
• Beef Drop
VE (Atari 7800)
• Space Patrol (Intellivision)
• Vectoblox (Vectrex)
• Gingerbread Man (Atari 2600)
• Mr Roboto (Videopac)
Test
Bench:Nes Powerpak
Interview: Packrat Video Games
Interview Martijn Wenting
(ReVival Studios)
History:
Colorvision (Bazin/Romtec) |
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Issue # 36
Home consoles tests
• Icebreaker 2 (3DO)
•
Yastuna vol.2 (Lynx)
• Sudoku 2007 (Nintendo Nes)
• Search for
the stolen crown jewels 2 (Colecovision)
• Last Hope (NeoGeo CD)
•
City Bomber (Vectrex)
• and more ...
Test Bench: Cuttle Cart 3 (Intellivision)
Odyssey2
feature: The Hidden Face of the Odyssey2
Tests:
• KTAA
• Shark Hunter
• Spider-Man
Report:
Retro Gaming Connexion 2007
CGE
Report: Museum |
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Issue # 35
Home
console tests
• Puzzle
Piece Panic
• Karous
•
Phantom II / Pirates
•
Blast Arena Advance
•
Trigger Exelica
•
Woody Pop
• and
more
Vectrex
Wraps
Master System/Mark III: Specific paddle controller games
Interview:
Super Fighter Team
AtariVox
... Populi + tests:
•
Strat
O Gems deluxe
•
Astar
•
Fall
Down
CGE
2K7 REPORT |
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Issue # 34
Home console tests
• Beggar Prince (Megadrive/Genesis)
•
Atomic (Jaguar-CD)
• Last Hope (Dreamcast)
• Double Feature #1
(Jaguar-CD)
• Same Game and Robots (Intellivision)
• Flash Koibito
Kun (WonderSwan)
• Police Bust (Supervision)
• 3D Lord of the
Robots (Vectrex 3D Imager)
VecFlash
USB
Features:
Commodore C64TV
Atari
VCS 2600 features:
• Blip Footbll
• Santa Simon (7800)
•
Medieval Mayhem
• Haunted Adventure Trilogy
• Phantom II / Pirates
•
ToyShop Trouble |
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Issue # 33
Home consoles tests:
• Flash Koibito
Kun (WonderSwan)
• A VCS Tec Challenge(Atari VCS 2600)
• Under
Defeat (Dreamcast)
• Soulstar (Sega CD)
• Last Hope (Neo Geo AES)
•
Colorclash (Vectrex)
• Vector 21 a fistful of wildcards (Vectrex)
Colecovision
features: Homebrew on Colecovision
• Astro Invader
•
Cosmo Fighter 2
• Magical Tree
•
Atarimax 128 in 1
Jaguar
features:
• Seaplane preview
•
Attack of Mutant Penguins
• Diam-Jag
All
about MB Microvision! |
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Issue # 32
Interview: NG.DEV.TEAM Last Hope (Neo-Geo &
Dreamcast)
Home consoles tests:
• Dr Hauzer (3D0)
• Mental
Kombat (Atari VCS 2600)
• Under Defeat (Dreamcast)
• Chip Chan
Kick (NEC Pc-FX)
• Force Striker: Burning Fists (Sega CD)
• Power
Strike 2 (Sega Master System)
Vectrex features:
• Spikes Circus
•
Space Frenzy
• Vector 2
• Debris EE (review)
Jaguar features:
•
Project Apocalypse
• Gorf Classic
• Fight for Life: beta
Arcades
at Home
"Nomad" feature
Tests:
• Rally Pop (GP32)
•
Virtual Bowling (Virtual Boy)
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Issue # 31
Jaguar Total Carnage
Intellivision Defender
of the Crown Development
Dreamcast Cool Herders
Vectrex Debris
and
MUCH more! |
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Issue # 30
Atari 7800 Cuttle Cart
Duranik's Bonus
Cartridge
Several New Vectrex Titles
and MUCH more! |
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Issue # 29 (Premiere English Issue!)
ReVival is a quarterly European fanzine that made its debut in 1997. Previously
only available overseas and in the French language. In 2004, Good Deal Games made
a distribution agreement and now publishes this great periodical available in
English stateside and throughout the world.ReVival
is the voice of the hidden side of videogames. ReVival gives you news on all alternative
consoles, retrogaming, games and/or hardware tests without concession. ReVival
features interviews of individuals active with alternative video games, historical
articles, and more specific reports and columns.
Programming
your Atari Jaguar
Interview
with Johaness Graf of Duranik Extensive
coverage for Intellivision, Jaguar, Nuon, Super CD-Rom 2, GP32, Vectrex, Wonderswan,
Lynx, NeoGeo Pocket Color, Dreamcast, and more! |
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Video Game Trader Issue # 19
Feature Story
• The Strong Museum of Play
& the International Center for the History of Electronic Games
Michael Thomasson's Just 4 Qix
Arcade Column: Bally-Midway's Root Beer Tapper
• Hidden Gems: Clockwork Knight (Sega Saturn)
• Made in Japan: Mushihime-Sama Futari (X-Box 360 SHMUP!)
• Excerpts from Classic Home Video Games 1989-1990
by Brett Weiss w/ Leonard Herman
VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE
• Expanded: Now with modern consoles and much more!!! |
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Video Game Trader Issue # 18
Feature Story
• History of Tron
Homebrew Review:
• Pac-Man Collection (Colecovision)
Michael Thomasson's Just 4 Qix
Arcade Column: Double Dragon Series
• Press Start Comic
• Hidden Gems: Amidar (Arcade)
• In Retrospect : Pioneer LaserActive (with Price Guide)
VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE
• Expanded: Now with modern consoles and much more!!! |
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Video Game Trader Issue # 17
Feature Story
• NEC PC-FX w/ Price Guide
Homebrew Review:
• Fail Safe (Atari 7800)
Michael Thomasson's Just 4 Qix
Arcade Column: SegaSonic the Hedgehog
• Made in Japan: Radiant Silvergun
• Hidden Gems: Bloody Wolf (TG-16)
• Page Turners: Down From the Top of it's Game: The Story of Infocom
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Video Game Trader Issue # 16
Feature Stories
• Toy Story Feature w/ Toy Story Price Guide
• Ad Wars: Rise to the bit Wars
• Vectrex Times
• Interview w/ VecFury's George Pelonis
Homebrew Reviews:
• Road Fighter (ColecoVision)
• Gravitrex Plus (Vectrex)
Retro Reviews:
• Retrode (USB)
• X-Man (Atari 2600)
Revival: Lynxopoly Review
Token Appreciation: 720 Degrees
Page Turners: Horror Video Games
Made in Japan: Elevator Action Old & New
Intellivision Archives: Scooby-Doos's Maze Chase
Hidden Gems: Vice Project Doom (NES), Treasure Master (NES)
Michael Thomasson's Just 4 Qix Arcade Column: Space Invaders
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Video Game Trader Issue # 15
Homebrew Reviews:
• Zaku (Atari Lynx)
• Royal 21 (Vectrex)
• Strip Off (Atari 2600)
• Shield Shifter (Atari 2600)
• Ghost N Zombies (ColecoVision)
Retro Reviews:
• Coin-Op TV: Vol 2
• Alf (Sega Master System)
• VectrexMad! Autofire Dongle
Made in Japan: Bangai-O
Token Appreciation: Q*Bert
Intellivision: Intelligent Television
The Legend of Zelda: Game Maker
Six Feet Under: Video Game Mascots
Revival: Lady Bug (Atari 2600) Review
Alien versus Predator: The Video Games
NES Archives: Wrecking Crew & Super C
Intellivision Archives: Major League Baseball
Review: GenMobile Handheld Video Game Console
16-Bits Below Zero: Splatterhouse (Turbo Grafx-16)
Page Turners: Classic Home Video Games 1985-1988
Hidden Gems: Total Recall (NES) & Mr. Bones (Sega Saturn)
The Winner is Really You: Video Games Invade Pro Wrestling
Michael Thomasson's Just 4 Qix Arcade Column: Berzerk
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Video Game Trader Issue # 14
SPIKE: Alive and well in the land of vectors!
Bubsy: What could possibly go wrong?
Homebrew Reviews:
• Ultimate Frogger Championship (NES)
• Phantasm (Atari 2600)
• Mad Bodies (Atari Jaguar)
Hidden Gems:
• Blue's Journey (Neo-Geo)
• Dragon's Lair (NES)
Retro Reviews:
• Coin-Op TV: Vol 2
• Alf (Sega Master System)
• VectrexMad! Autofire Dongle
NES Archives: Wrecking Crew
Made in Japan: Twinkle Star Sprites
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Game Trader Issue # 13
The Secret Origin of Super Hero Video
Games
Homebrew Reviews:
• Legend of Wukong (Genesis)
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This Planet Sucks (Atari 2600)
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Prehistoric Times (Atari 2600)
New Columns:
• Made in Japan
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Six Feet Under
• Token Appreciation
NES Archives: Wolverine
Feature
Review: ConsoleClassix.com
GameBoy Advance Programming: Part III
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Star Trek: A History in Video Games
Game Battle: Nintendo 64 Star Wars Battle
NES Archives: Star Wars
Homebrew Reviews— Complete Onside Soccer for 3DO
Doin’
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Vectrex Retrospective:
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Interview with
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Feature Review: FC Mobile (NES Portable)
Homebrew Reviews
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Programming the Game Boy Advance (Part 2)
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Game Trader Issue # 10
Duke Nukem: It’s Time to Kick
Ass and Chew Bubble Gum, While Saving Babes!
Chasing the Chuckwagon: Interview
with “So Cal” Mike of the Auction Site
Classic Reviews:
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Collectorz.com Video Game Collector
• Madtronix 3D Imager
Homebrew
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NES Archives — River
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Game Battle —Kirby Clash
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Game Trader Issue # 9
A GAME OF YOU: The Legalities and
Pitfalls of Fan Tributes
Interview with the Authors of Classic 80’s
Home Video Games ID & Value Guide
Classic Reviews:
• Halloween
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• Adventure for Atari 2600
Homebrew Reviews —
Actionauts for the Atari 2600
NES Archives — North and South
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Game Battle —Ninja
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Game Trader Issue # 8
Donkey Kong: The Good, the Bad and
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They Story behind Amiga
Whatever happened to that Atari Jaguar
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Classic Ad Wars
Special Book Excerpt: Classic 80’s Home Video
Games ID & Value Guide
NES Archives — Deja Vu
Classic Emulation:
Para-JVE Vectrex Emulator
Game Battle —Readers Choice: Mario Battle
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Classic Video Gamer # 3
- Zaku for the Atari Lynx
- NWCE 2009 Show Report
- Review: USB CX-40 Joystick
- Review: StripOff! for the Atari VCS
- Review: DUX for the Sega Dreamcast
- Review: Shield Shifter for the Atari VCS
- Sega Dreamcast Rush Rush Rally Racing
- Events Central & What's on Tap Columns
- Game Over: 30 Years After Pac-Man Fever
- Review: Last Hope: Pink Bullets for the Sega Dreamcast
- Interviews with Developers and Classic Gaming Community Icons
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Classic Video Gamer # 2
- Atari Batari Programming
- Eight Classic Game Reviews
- Five Classic Advertisements
- Atari Jaguar Mad Bodies Coverage
- Interviews with Scott higgins & Eduardo Mello
- Interview with Terrance Williams of Force Design
- Interview with Super Fighter Team's Brandon Cobb
- Dreamcast Anniversary Special w/ Cool Herders coverage
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Game Collector Issue # 11
This
issue's features:
- 14 Retro Reviews
- Neo Geo Fighting Games
- The
King of Fighters Retrospect
- Made in Japan: Rhythm-based Imports
- Full
Video Game Price Guide (14,000 listings)
- DanceDanceRevolution: Games and
Soundtracks
- Interview with Tomm Hullet of Konami's Silent Hill
- Photo
Checklist of every U.S. Sega Dreamcast title
- Interview with Cryptic Allusions
(Dreamcast Feet of Fury)
- Cast in Plastic: Detailing Models of Fighting Game
Characters
- Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix Development & Interviews
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Game Collector Issue # 10
This
issue's features:
- Indiana Jones retrospect.
- Giant-sized Atari Special
Issue.
- Competitive world record circuit.
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Interviews with developer David Perry.
- Video game-based figures and dioramas.
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Interviews with composer Tommy Talarico.
- Interviews with The
Angry Video Game Nerd.
- Anime series based on famous fighting game franchises.
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Seven Atari 2600 prototype games detailed and reviewed.
- The lost chapter
of Kunkel's Confessions of a Game Doctor book.
- Steve Wolta recalls the creation
of the Atari 2600 title QuadRun.
- Atari 2600 Photo Checklist with full-color
pics of every US VCS title!
- An
opening editorial by guest editor Bill Kunkel a/k/a The Game Doctor.
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History of video game full-motion video by Michael Thomasson of GDG.
- Bit
rot and disc rot and how to protect your games by Michael of GDG.
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Video Game Reviews, Made in Japan, Collector's Spotlight, Market Watch, News &
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This
issue's features:
- Rare Systems feature.
- Saturn Final Five feature.
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Japanese Video game Collectibles.
- Collecting Video Game Soundtracks.
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Anime Feature: It Came from Saturn.
- The Simpsons History in Video Games.
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Creator's Spotlight featuring Garry Kitchen.
- Proto Patrol by Michael Thomasson
of Good Deal Games.
- VGC Book Report: Classic Home Video Games by Brett Weiss.
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Retro Retail Report: Ground Kontrol & 1984 Arcade by MT of GDG.
- Sega
Nights cover story by Michael Thomasson of Good Deal Games.
- Sega Saturn Photo
Checklist with full-color pics of every US Saturn title!
- Walter Day's response
to the film The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters.
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Game Collector Issue # 8
This
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Ask a 16-bit Boss
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Interview with Rob Fulop.
- Pushing Consoles - Harder!
- Collecting Video
Game Memorabilia.
- Cover Story: MegaMan Series Retrospective.
- Cast in
Plastic - Mario and Metal Gear Solid collectibles.
- Atari 5200 Photo Checklist
with full-color pics of every US 5200 title!
- Atari 7800 Photo Checklist with
full-color pics of every US 7800 title!
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Game Collector Issue # 7
This
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- GIANT-SIZED year-end special!
- System Showdown
- PS3 vs. Genesis 3.
- Interview with Defender creator Eugene Jarvis!
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Castlevania series retrospective and interviews.
- NES
A-Z - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of the NES.
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Collecting Guide: Activision Patches with bonus checklist.
- NES Photo Checklist
with full-color pics of every US NES title!
- Collecting Guide: Game &
Watch systems with bonus price guide.
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The Last Quarter: Eugene Jarvis (Defender, Robotron & Cruisn' Series.)
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Mortal Kombat series retrospective & interview with co-creator Ed Boon.
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Lego Star wars 2
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Bucky O'hare
• Ultra Bust-a-Move
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Game Collector Issue # 6
This
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-System Showdown - Wii vs. CD-I.
-The Last Quarter
- Collecting arcade marquees.
-Superman's
history in video gamesTurboGrafx Timeline.
-TurboGrafx-16 Photo Checklist with
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Word Zapper (Atari 2600)
• The Dynastic Hero (Turbo CD)
• Jetson's
Ways with Words (Intellivision)
• New Super Mario Bros. (DS)
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Bookworm (GBA)
• Worms Open Warfare (DS)
• Ultimate Puzzle Games
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• Wordtris (SNES)
• Rampage Total Destruction (PS2)
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Word Feud (ColecoVision)
• Magical Chase (TG-16)
• Gotzendiener
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• Meteor Blaster DX (Turbo CD homebrew) Plus:
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Dragon's Lair Cel Card!
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Featuring
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Don Bluth, Rick
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Dragon's Lair 2 scene, complete with Don Bluth's never before seen hand drawn
storyboards! Plus an exclusive bonus interview with David Foster, founder of ReadySoft
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Excerpt
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by legendary video game
journalist Bill Kunkel a/k/a The Game Doctor.
Working Designs Timeline
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including Arc the Lad Collection, Lunar, Albert Odyssey, Popful Mail and Magic
Knight Rayearth among others.
-Nintendo e-Reader Special Report.
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-Homebrew Alert: Genesis RPG Beggar Prince.
-System
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-Old
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-Intellivision
Timeline -- An in-depth look at the history of Intellivision.
-Full-color photo
checklist of every boxed Intellivision game ever made.
-Interview
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game reviews:
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Electroplankton (Nintendo DS)
• Rhapsody (PS1)
• Guitar Hero (PS2)
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Trapt (PS2)
• Gunstar Super Heroes (GBA) Plus:
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Game Collector Issue # 4
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-Star Wars Videogames.
-Nintendo Timeline by Leonard
Herman.
-The Last Quarter: Early Nintendo Coin-ops!
-Proto Patrol: Penn
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-Vivid
Video - Video game graphic technology over time.
Video
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Earth Bound (SNES)
• Contra Force (NES)
• Fantatsic Four (Playstation)
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Lucien's Quest (3DO)
• Dai Senryaku VII (X-Box)
• Sega Classic
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This
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-Age of Atari Timeline.
-The Last Quarter: Tron Games.
-Old
School: Howard Scott Warshaw speaks!
-Interview with Atari foundder Nolan Bushnell.
Homebrew
Haven
Climber 5, Dark Mage, Gunfight, Oystron, SCSIcide, Skeleton+,
Space Treat Deluxe, This Planet Sucks, Thrust+ Platinum and Vault.
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Proto Patrol
• Tempest
• Saboteur
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Planet of the Apes
• Star Wars: Ewok Adventure
• Unkown Activision
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Guardian Heroes (Saturn)
• Video Life(Atari 2600)
• Power Lords
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• Power Strike (Sega Master System)
• Growlanser Generations
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• Suikoden II (Playstation)
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The Lost Zelda games.
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Interview with David Crane.
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Full
color with tons of pictures!
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The
Digital Press Monthly Price Guide.
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Information
on NEW games for classic systems.
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Import Feature - Umihara Kawase for Super Famicom.
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"Just
4 Qix" by Michael Thomasson of Good Deal Games.
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Leonard Herman looks at "unique" Game Boy peripherals.
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The Making of Pitfall! for Atari 2600, as told by David
Crane.
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Multiple
Classic games reviewed from a new perspective
for these classic
systems: Genesis, NES, Master System,
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Games Issue #2
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Reader Letters
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The Atari 5200 Controller.
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Ninja Gaiden: XBOX vs. NES.
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Full color with
tons of pictures!
- Tengen
Tetris vs. Nintendo Tetris for NES.
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Import Feature - Photograph Boy for PC Engine.
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Leonard Herman looks at video cameras in gaming.
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The evolution of game design, as told by Steve Woita.
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The Digital Press Monthly Price Guide w/ intro by Joe
Santulli.
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Retro News and Reviews by Zach "Freelance Weasel" Meston.
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A look back at ALL 20 of the baseball games released for the NES.
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Interview w/ Steve Woita (Sonic 2, Sonic Spinball, Kid Chameleon)
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Michael Thomasson of GDG tells the story of arcade classic, Berzerk.
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Information on NEW games for these classic systems:
Lynx, Sega
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