Arcade

In 2013, Capcom released Capcom Arcade Cabinet for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 which included some of their earliest arcade

As strange as it might seem now, the name Avengers didn’t always conjure images of Marvel’s enormously popular superhero team.

Capcom is without a doubt one of the biggest parts of video game history. Creating cornerstone franchises like Mega Man,

If you heard about a game where you make burgers, you’d probably imagine something pretty similar to the real life

While the discussion of what counts as the first video game gets muddled by discussions of what even classifies as

The early arcade was filled with plenty of space shooters, and for every successful game in the genre like Space

While there aren’t enough games to really consider it a subgenre, there does seem to be quite a few video

As I began to play In the Hunt, known in Japan by a more descriptive name that translates to Undersea

With a name as snappy as Lizard Wizard and an arcade marquee that delightfully indulges in fantasy tropes, I’m a

After Pac-Man proved that an unconventional game idea like a yellow ball traveling through a maze eating ghosts could be

Were I not playing Thunder Fox for the purposes of review, it is very likely that I would quickly forget

In the late 80s and early 90s, ninjas were being heavily embraced by pop culture, and this just so happened

If you only gave Paddle Mania a brief glance, you might just write it off as a fairly plain top

In most first playthroughs of a video game, enemies and hazards perform their roles effectively. You may not spend much

A lost island filled with dinosaurs still alive in the modern day is a pretty common idea for fiction, and

SNK has quite the reputation for unfair arcade game design, many of its games featuring characters who die in one

While it would be a major simplification to say that Warriors of Fate is just Final Fight set in China’s