Here is the history 1982 classic ‘Q*bert’, which was a smash hit across arcades in the 80’s. The game was developed by Gottlieb, and features two-dimensional graphics, with the single control being a joystick.  Two Gottlieb employees were responsible for the concept and design of the game, they were Warren Davis and Jeff Lee. The actual [...]

Here is an amazing machine made by Williams back in 1993, based of the 1992 film ‘Bram Stokers Dracula’.  This machine innovated alot of really cool features that most pinball machines didn’t have.  It featured a blood red DMD display, while most machines had a orange one.  Also, there was a multi-multi-ball feature which allowed [...]

A three part video series of the entire history of the game Pac-Man.  Done by G4 as part of their Icon series, it follows the entire history of the game, from the life of the creator, to its huge success.  This is a very cool and interesting mini documentary, and if you have not seen [...]

Who doesn’t love this classic?  BurgerTime is a strategy game that was licensed in 1982 by Data East, and distributed by Midway.  Originally the game was titled Hamburger, but later changed to BugerTime before released in the US.  Both Data East and Midway versions made it to the arcades, and each company had different artwork [...]

Marble Madness is a very cool game, and a very popular classic.  The game was published in 1984 by Atari games, and sold thousands of cabinets before it was later released for household consoles.  The game itself was developed by Mark Cerny, who took inspiration from mini golf and racing games.  You can see the [...]