Arcade

With the World War II shoot-’em-up 1942, Capcom had themselves a hit, and it’s little surprise they wanted to get

The now legendary Capcom didn’t exactly hit the ground running with their first ever video game. Vulgus was an unimpressive

While the Punisher is best known for waging his one-man war on crime by way of firearms and explosive ordnance,

Super Bikes 3 is such an unassuming name that you would think it would be found on a generic fake

The street racing, cop-dodging action of the Need for Speed series feels like the exact kind of fast-paced action that

With a sheriff riding on horseback to foil a train robbery, Taito’s 1982 arcade game Wild Western feels like it

The arcade game Cloak & Dagger is in some ways a movie tie-in game, but at the same time, the

The limitations of early arcade games sometimes lead to creative concepts being born, the need to work with simple graphics

In a simple and straightforward space shooter like Asteroids, an issue can arise where a single strategy can completely invalidate

Power Drift is sometimes identified as the first kart racing video game, something it can claim on a technicality because

With the limited floor space available at an arcade, a question arises: do you keep classic games people expect to

The odd thing about the 2021 Men in Black arcade game isn’t that it avoids tying in directly to the

The original Dragon Spirit game is a vertically scrolling shooter where you control a dragon in an appropriately medieval fantasy

There is a nervous energy surrounding the act of setting up a line of dominoes. The entire point of the

Early arcade games can sometimes have development stories almost as interesting as their gameplay, but if you look at the