Coin Op Capers: Atari Vault Review
Atari is a name synonymous with the birth of the gaming industry, and its part in the brief death of the aforementioned industry in 1983.
ReviewsGamingAndrew Corban
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Atari-Land '83 - When Video Games Fell to Earth
In the late 70’s/early 80’s video games ruled the earth. Pixelated adventures such as Pac Man, Missile Command and Space Invaders ate coins across the globe…
NewsGamingtrekkiemark
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My Top 5 Retro Arcade Games
Being a 37 year old male, it’s safe to say I have sampled most of what the gaming world has had to offer.
FeaturesGamingSteve Rowlands
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Gamer Girls
Fact or Fiction? By: Brittany Gurkin aka TheWookie As a female gamer, I have heard it all from Gamer guys when it comes to insults.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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Geek-Pride Exclusive Interview: Smooth McGroove
Recently I managed to catch up with Youtube sensation and video-game a-capella singer Smooth McGroove (Max Gleason) and ask him a few questions.
InterviewsGamingStephen Brewer
From the archive 
Death of a Next-Gen Gamer
When the news of the latest consoles broke I was one of the happiest people on earth. I consider myself one of the second generation of gamers.
BlogGamingStephen Brewer
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New Mexico E.T. landfill to be resurrected for new documentary film
As well as the reported hidden military bases and the left overs of alien experiments, the New Mexico desert has also provided the burial ground for another…
NewsFilm & TVSai Mealing
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