Who remembers Tiger Electronics handheld games? These were simple gaming devices that were often licensed affairs featuring a single-color background. On top of that background, in a manner like the old Game and Watch by Nintendo, there would be simple black icons shown. This method was used for years and for many licenses from Mega […]
Posts Tagged ‘x-men’
X-Men Arcade Game Review
December 28th, 2018
Carl Williams Oh boy, the X-Men arcade game is a special one for me. I am a huge fan of brawling titles like Final Fight, Streets of Rage, Double Dragon and many others. When Street Fighter II came out in the arcades, I was still pumping quarters into Final Fight and other scrolling fighters just enjoying my little […]
Appreciating X-Men’s Retro Dominance
August 30th, 2016
Carl Williams Much has been made of Marvel’s renewed push for relevance in gaming. In the past few years the comic book entertainment giant has partnered with a few mobile developers to produce some very popular mobile games. Now, reports have promised that they’ll soon turn their attention back to the console market. Big and exciting Marvel […]
The Fifteen Most Difficult NES Games (That Are Not Battletoads)
July 1st, 2015
Michael Crisman As the tropes go, there’s hard, and then there’s Nintendo Hard. The distinction is easily understood by anyone who grew up in the 8-bit era, but the tradition continues to this day with games like Super Meat Boy and I Wanna Be The Guy. Nintendo Hard games aren’t made that way by flipping a difficulty […]
Unleash Your Inner Mutant in X-Men Children of the Atom for Sega Saturn – April 6th, 1996 – Today in History
April 6th, 2015
Carl Williams The X-Men have had a very good history in gaming, at least starting in the 16-Bit era. Let’s ignore the Nintendo Entertainment System games for the sake of this article. When Capcom got the license they immediately took it in a new direction, adding the X-Men characters into their popular Street Fighter II engine was […]
Commerical Freeware- X-Men The Ravages of Apocalypse Released to Fans
February 19th, 2015
Carl Williams Way back in the early days of First Person Shooters (FPS), aka 3D gaming, we had a little title called Quake to keep us interested and playing on computers. Since Quake was quite open, much like how id Software did with Doom, people were able to make mods, new characters and changes to the engine […]
OpenBOR: Marvel First Alliance 2 Released
July 29th, 2014
Carl Williams We are continuing to cover the more interesting OpenBOR releases and with that we bring you Marvel First Alliance 2. Brazilian developer Zvitor has really put the spit and polish to this one, just check out the video below for proof of this labor of love.
OpenBOR: Avengers: United Battle Continues Development
July 22nd, 2014
Carl Williams The Avengers are one of the Marvel teams that has kind of gotten the short end of the stick with games. Characters have gotten their own games from Captain America to the Incredible Hulk but as a team, the pickings have been slim (outside of the arcade game that is serving as source material for […]
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