Pinball Palooza: Revenge of the ‘Gator (Game Boy)
Despite a name that sounds like it could be referring to an action game about fending of angry alligators, Revenge
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
Pinball Palooza: Alien Crush (TurboGrafx-16)
When it comes to video game pinball, the Crush Pinball series is certainly one of the better known examples. Compile’s
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Pinball Palooza: Rollers of the Realm (PC)
An increasing number of games have started taking pinball gameplay and using it as the backbone for full-fledged adventures, but
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Pinball Palooza: Bumper Bash (Atari 2600)
The Atari 2600’s paddle controller allowed it to bring home the experience of many arcade games, titles based on hits
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Pinball Palooza: Pinball (NES)
To help ease the general public into the concept of video games in general, many early game consoles would use
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Pinball Palooza: Disney’s The Little Mermaid II: Pinball Frenzy (Game Boy Color)
Left Field Productions baffled me in the past with their decision to adapt Disney’s Beauty and the Beast into a
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Pinball Palooza: Kiss Pinball (PS1)
Kiss is one of the best selling rock bands of all time with an incredibly iconic look thanks to their
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Pinball Palooza: Flipnic: Ultimate Pinball (PS2)
While some gamers detest the presence of any sort of tutorial in the games they play, I have absolutely no
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Pinball Palooza: Spinball (Vectrex)
If you play a game on the Vectrex, you have to be prepared for something a bit primitive. However, even
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Pinball Palooza: Demon’s Tilt (Xbox One)
At first, hearing a pinball video game only has one table can be a bit disheartening. On the surface, such
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Pinball Palooza: Momonga Pinball Adventures (PS4)
I’ve always found video games that take pinball and try to apply more traditional video game elements like level progression
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Paper Mario: The Origami King (Switch)
There are many game series that undergo drastic style shifts as the developers pursue new ideas or technology allows for
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Guerrilla War (Arcade)
SNK has quite the reputation for unfair arcade game design, many of its games featuring characters who die in one
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Quality Time: Wandersong (Xbox One)
My experience when I learned about the game Wandersong is not only one common to many gamers, but to the
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Warriors of Fate (Arcade)
While it would be a major simplification to say that Warriors of Fate is just Final Fight set in China’s
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Super Mario Party (Switch)
Near the end of the Wii U’s life and the start of the Switch’s, Nintendo’s release model of adding frequent
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Final Fight (Arcade)
After Capcom achieved some success with their fighting game Street Fighter, they were quick to get to work on a
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Double Dragon (Arcade)
It’s very hard to get people to agree on the first game to introduce a new genre, especially since many
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Carnival Games (Wii)
The Wii’s secret to success was translating real life activities into easily understood games with motion sensing controllers, and since
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Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (PC)
Defusing an active bomb is one of the most stressful situations a human being can face. The pressure of a
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Gun Gun Pixies (Switch)
The premise of pixies no bigger than your finger going up against comparatively massive but mundane humans is certainly one
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