Retro

Why 'Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure' Video Game Was RAD!

In 1991, 'Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure' burst onto the NES scene, bringing history, humor, and adventure to gamers in an unapologetically fun way. Let's explore what made this game a rebellious relic of its time.

Dr. Strange (1978): The Psychedelic Marvel That Time Forgot

Dr. Strange (1978) is a TV film that tried to channel Marvel's mysticism long before the modern cinematic universe, standing out as an unusual attempt that captivated the era's TV audience.

Coryoon: Child of Dragon - Liberals' Hidden Fantasy Nightmare

'Coryoon: Child of Dragon' is the hidden gem from 1991 that challenges assumptions and subverts gaming norms with its vivid landscapes and playful yet challenging mechanics, making it a culture-defying statement on its own.

Blip! The Retro Charm of the Atari XEGS

The Atari XEGS was a unique fusion of video game console and personal computer, launched by Atari in 1987 amidst an uncertain gaming climate. It marked a bold attempt to re-engage gaming and computer enthusiasts in one smart package.

When Bad Dudes Took on a DragonNinja in the 80s

"Bad Dudes Vs. DragonNinja" is a thrilling 1988 arcade game where players rescue the U.S. President from ninjas. Set during America's nostalgic era, it still holds a special place in gaming history.

When Video Games Stomped into the Desert: The Quirky Legacy of Mutant Camels

In the zany world of video games, few can rival the eccentric charm of Jeff Minter's 'Attack of the Mutant Camels', a relic from 1983 that blends humor with challenging gameplay in an unforgettable way.