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Sega used to rule the arcades. Older readers will remember the glory days of tokens and quarters. From Out Run to Hang-On and After Burner, Sega arcade games stood out. This was mainly due to their cabinets which were usually huge and eye popping. Now select Sega arcade cabinets are popping out for a different […]
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Sega Arcade Pop Up Book Inbound
March 29th, 2020 
Carl Williams 
Posted in Arcade, News, Sega 
Tags: books, Keith Stuart, Read Only Memory, Sega Arcade Pop Up Book 
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To Guide or Not to Guide: Totally Unauthorized Tomb Raider II Pocket Guide (1997, BradyGames)
September 5th, 2018 Michael Crisman Having been thoroughly insulted by BradyGames’ treatment of Tomb Raider II in their Totally Unauthorized PlayStation Games Book, Volume 5, I decided to see if they could redeem themselves with this inexpensive strategy guide. Well, inexpensive as long as you were American. Canadians, as always, get plowed on the exchange rate, which should show them […]
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Posted in News, PSOne, Reviews Tags: books, bradygames, playstation, ps, ps1, psone, review, strategy guide, toguideornottoguide, tomb raider 1 Comment »
Six More Absurdly Difficult D&D Adventures (That Are Not Tomb of Horrors)
May 7th, 2017 Michael Crisman Before I get started, I have just one thing to say: you’re a bunch of sadists. All of you. I compiled a list of half a dozen of the deadliest old school Dungeons & Dragons adventures to ever see print, and you not only ate it up but shared it with your buddies and gave it […]
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Posted in News, Reviews Tags: AD&D, adventure, books, d&d, david cook, dungeon, dungeons & dragons, forgotten temple of tharizdun, gary gygax, greyhawk, hardest, harold johnson, hidden shrine of tamoachan, jeff leason, magazine, mike shel, module, monte cook, most difficult, mud sorcerer's tomb, ravenloft, temple of death, vecna lives, vecna reborn 2 Comments »
