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Art of Atari book reviewPosted on Sat, October 29 2016, by Gregory D. George |  |
 | This book is an amazing collection of Atari-era artwork! All I can say is... WOW! ... [Read More] 1 Comment |
Star Trek: Strategic Operations SimulatorPosted on Sun, September 25 2016, by Gregory D. George |  |
 | Hardly a "simulator", this is more of a straight-up action game! ... [Read More] Make the first comment! |
The Nintendo Deal: Did Atari make a mistake?Posted on Tue, September 13 2016, by Gregory D. George | |
Pac-Man CollectionPosted on Sun, August 28 2016, by Gregory D. George |  |
 | You should already have a copy of this! If you don't consider this a gentle reminder! ... [Read More] Make the first comment! |
Astro BlasterPosted on Sun, August 21 2016, by Gregory D. George | |
| Check out Astro Blaster for the Atari 7800! ... [Read More] Make the first comment! |
Crystal QuestPosted on Sun, August 14 2016, by Gregory D. George | |
| Here's a video review of the homebrew game for the Atari 7800 called Crystal Quest! ... [Read More] Make the first comment! |
Tempest TubesPosted on Fri, September 05 2014, by Darryl Brundage |  |
 | Tempest Tubes is the sort-of sequel to Tempest. Well, more like an update. Tempest 1.1 if you will. With harder levels and the same graphics, is it even worth your time? Now here's a game that went TOTALLY under my radar back in the day. I've been confused about this one since first hearing about it on the net only just a few years ago (at the time of this writing)! Namely: why didn't I SEE, much less play this game *ANYWHERE*? I can't believe I never saw this one, even though it's categorized as to supposedly getting a "wide release" back then, according to its entry in its Killer List of Video Games ... [Read More] Make the first comment! |
Lunar LanderPosted on Mon, July 21 2014, by Darryl Brundage | |
| Yeah, not much to say about this... Well, Darryl does anyway! (Note: the "remake #1,000,001" is in regards to the Taco Bell Super Breakdown game review I did.)Due to the Atari name being sold around until the end of time, it probably shouldn't have been much of a surprise for even Taco Bell in North America and Canada to do something with it (actually the current "Atari" might've struck up a deal with them) by announcing that they would be selling the classic Atari games (availability due to individual stores) of Asteroids, Super Breakout... [Read More] Make the first comment! |
WarlordsPosted on Fri, June 27 2014, by Darryl Brundage | |
 | One of the greatest multi-player games just doesn't get the attention it deserves thesedays. Take a few moments to remember (and maybe give it a go) Warlords! Here's a bit of a different game for the arcades, as it combined the elements of Breakout, using shields, and trying to blow away other players in the process of a frantic match, along with having up to four players (on the tabletop model) as well, which still to this day doesn't happen a lot with arcade games.In this classic deathmatch of pixelated proportions, the player(s) must use fireballs to try to pick away at enemies' castle walls (made very obvious by the bright colorful ... [Read More] Make the first comment! |
Ms. Pac-ManPosted on Tue, June 17 2014, by Gregory D. George |  |
 | Today on The Atari Times, a little known game for the Atari Lynx gets reviewed! What can we possibly say about this game that hasn't already been said? Um... Well... It's a fun game no matter what system it's on, but it's somehow better on ATARI! What hasn't already been said about Ms. Pac-Man since it's release in 1982? Um, letsee... it's the sequel to the original Pac-Man, it was hacked into existence from Pac-Man by General Computer Corporation (makers of the Atari 7800), it has more mazes, more variety, she has a bow on her head... (I can't think of the game without hearing her say, "I'm more than Pac-Man with a bow!") ... [Read More] 1 Comment |