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Call of Duty is one of the greatest FPS franchises of all time. It has managed to redefine the FPS genre with amazing visuals and tight gameplay mechanics all the while still providing a venue for the time honored traditions of killing Nazi’s and zombies. Let’s be honest, nearly every game can be made better […]
Posts Tagged ‘Kung-Fu Master’
Five Classic Activision Games Missing From Call of Duty: WWII
November 13th, 2017 
Brandon Weicks 
Posted in Console 
Tags: activision, atari 2600, Call of Duty, Call of duty:WWII, commando, double dragon, H.E.R.O, Kung-Fu Master, Robot Tank 
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Revenge of the License: Kung Fu
January 11th, 2015 Michael Crisman “What nonsense is this? Everyone knows Kung Fu on the NES is a conversion of the arcade game Kung Fu Master, which is an original game programmed by some of the finest minds at Irem! This isn’t fit for a Revenge of the License column! In fact I’m going right now to the comments, where […]
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Posted in Console, News Tags: arcade, irem, jackie chan, kung fu, Kung-Fu Master, nes, nintendo, revenge of the license, spartan x, wheels on meals 2 Comments »
Kick Punch Through New York City in Vigilante – August 19th, 1989 – Today in Video Game History
August 19th, 2014 Carl Williams The Turbo Grafx-16 launched with two arcade titles, Vigilante and R-Type. The Sega Genesis on the other hand launched with several arcade ports (all but two, I believe).Vigilante is believed by many a gamer to be the spiritual successor to Kung-Fu Master (remember China Warrior?). Just remember the late 80’s were a “unique” time to […]
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Posted in NEC, News Tags: 1989, altered beast, arcade, August 19th, carl williams, China Warrior, fighting, final fight, Kung-Fu Master, Last Battle, nec, retro, retro gaming magazine, rgm, streets of rage, tg-16, today in history, Turbo Grax-16, Vigilante 1 Comment »
