Podcasts about Missile Command

About two weeks ago, we unveiled a new take on the classic series, Missile Command. The teaser is just that, but there's so much more to say about the game! Fortunately, the team that worked on the title was kind enough to join me and talk through a deeper look at the game. My guests are Dave Proctor (Executive Producer on MCD), Tom McCall (Creative Director on MCD), and Mark Perloff (Senior Producer at Atari). YouTube: https://youtu.be/2f9pECQfzY4 Wishlist Missile Command Delta: Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2790160/Missile_Command_Delta/ PS5: https://store.playstation.com/en-us/concept/10012612 Join the Atari Club on Discord: https://discord.gg/atariclub Follow us: Atari: X: https://x.com/atari BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/atari.com 13AM Games: https://bsky.app/profile/13amgames.com Mighty Yell: https://bsky.app/profile/mightyyell.bsky.social Dave Proctor: https://bsky.app/profile/positivelaser.bsky.social Jason Polansky: https://bsky.app/profile/jaysofdoom.bsky.social

Bienvenidas y bienvenidos a Recarga Activa, el podcast diario de AnaitGames en el que filtramos lo más relevante de la actualidad del videojuego en pildorazos de 15 minutos. La Recarga Activa de hoy: Dark Outlaw Games es el nuevo estudio de PlayStation liderado por Jason Blundell Atari reimagina otro de sus clásicos con Missile Command Delta La segunda beta abierta de Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves de podrá probar la semana que viene Suscríbete para recibir el siguiente episodio en tu gestor de podcasts favorito. Puedes apoyar nuestro proyecto (y acceder a un montón de contenido exclusivo) en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/anaitreload ♫ Sintonía del programa: Senseless, de Johny Grimes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1983, Marvel Comics launched a magazine about video games. This was not a comic book; it was a magazine. (Okay, it was a tiny comic book-sized magazine. Happy now?) It lasted just seven issues, utterly failing to make a blip, even though it was in fact called Blip. So today we're flipping through the first issue of Blip, trying to make sense of it all. On the cover is actor Matthew Laborteaux (Little House on the Prairie, Whiz Kids), looking very upset that we interrupted his game of Tron. Inside we learn the favorite video games of more Hollywood stars, assuming you define "star" as "someone who appeared on The Facts of Life once or twice." We also learn about Missile Command, Centipede, Dig Dug, Pitfall, and Bubble Yum. (That last one might just be an advertisement.) Sure, there were much bigger, much better video game magazines around in the early 80s. But only one was Stan Lee-approved. So stick with Blip, true believers.

Featuring: Ashgar, Belghast, Grace, Kodra, Tamrielo, and Thalen   Hey Folks! We are back after a week off last week due to too many being out. When we do one of those weeks missed we have a truly stupid number of topics to discuss, and this week is no exception.  We start off talking a little bit about Xenoblade Chronicles X getting a Switch release date, and Utopia Must Fall the game that you get when you make Missile Command a Roguelike.  Related we also talk a bit about Nodebuster which is going for a somewhat similar thing.  Bel and Grace talk about their experiences with Wayfinder, a game that completely changed its business model from freemium cash grab to buy the box. Tam talks about an interesting situation of being in a deeply collaborative “competition” and how cool those moments are. Ash shares his thoughts about Windblown the new co-op ARPG from the folks behind Dead Cells.  Tam shares his thoughts about I Am Your Beast and Kodra in a bit more detail about Tactical Breach Wizards.  Bel talks about his recent adventures in Return of Reckoning, a fan-run Warhammer Online server that itself has been up and running for a decade now after the official game closed down in 2013.   Topics Discussed: Xenoblade Chronicles X Switch Announcement Utopia Must Fall Nodebuster Wayfinder Competitions that Aren't Windblown I Am Your Beast Tactical Breach Wizards Warhammer Return of Reckoning

Ian Hamilton and Don Hopper discuss Airspace Defender's take on Missile Command focused around hand tracking, our top 10 picks from our first odyssey across VRChat's vast universe, and a dive deep into the challenging task of realizing digital pets in AR & VR.

On this episode, British journalist, author and video game critic for The Observer Simon Parkin reaches into the more obscure corners of Amis's bibliography to dissect a dazzling collection of arcade game reviews published circa 1982. Entitled Invasion of the Space Invaders, this glossy publication starts with Amis's recollection of the moment these machines stole his heart, after a Space Invaders console makes its debut in a bar in the South of France.It goes on to chart the best arcade games of the era, offering Amis's review of everything from Pac-Man to Donkey Kong, to Frogger, to Missile Command. We also get his firsthand observations from the scuffed floors of New York's seediest video parlours of who this new medium is attracting, why it is so captivating to its devotees, and what it is costing both them and society at large.Simon explains how Amis first fuelled his aspirations to write as a freelance journalist, and why his work remains both aspirational and relatable to this day.FOLLOW US ON TWITTER/ X: @mymartinamis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lords: * Chris * Dev * https://devinbusha.artstation.com/ Topics: * Taking Improv classes has been life changing. * Practicing 3 keyboard layouts at the same time * I bought store brand salt. You wouldn't think this would be a big deal but it turns out to be * I Once Snorted an Eight Ball with Santa, by Richie Zaborowske * https://www.havehashad.com/hadposts/i-once-snorted-an-eight-ball-with-santa * Are all creative ideas very derivative, or is it just my ideas Microtopics: * Pickleball. * Weird shapes the birdie flies in. * The sport that has level design. * Mindful breathing. * You are now breathing mindfully. * Looking forward to being at square one. * Getting the real data once you stop paying attention. * Thespians in High School. * Spinning a wheel to figure out what emotion to feel. * Whether the yes and rule only works for comedy. * Pancakes. Are. Starchy. * Being late to your job that's on fire because you were stuck behind the fire truck. * Celebrating your own failures. * How to play Lemmings in 2024. * Self-esteem. * Immediately vibing with a new sport. * Autotuning except it's completely manual. * A bunch of joysticks that you twiddle with your fingers to do letters. * Colemak vs. Colemak DH. * Keyboards that are laid out in columns. * Splitting up the typing test into QWERTY, Dvorak and Colemak. * Palm Pilot Graffiti. * The Lord's Prayer in Gregg. * Shorthand. (Originally called Briefhand.) * Good ciphers for room escape puzzles. * Are QR codes based on the mazes in Zelda 2? * Flaky sea salt vs. coarse sea salt. * Adding a biting experience to make your food more heterogeneous. * Edible chemistry. * The last time you pinched salt. * Audially-rewarding salt grinders. * Science Youtuber Hank Green. * Warning pregnant women to not eat too much salty licorice. * Supertaster-outing Tic Tacs that regular people love but supertasters immediately vomit. * We've got a level six kaiju supertaster on our hands! * The guy who gets paid too much to taste ice cream. * The kind of person who doesn't salt their food but instead repeatedly licks a salt lick throughout the meal. * Heads swirling around like snow globes. * A poem that doesn't do anything with line breaks but does do something interesting with sentence lengths. * A poem that you might read on a bathroom stall. * Wearing the little hat and pulling on the cord that makes the horn toot. * The ecology that grows around the dumpster. * The crane swinging porta potties around. * An extremely expensive way to have fun * Heading towards the era of having kids. * Asking for payment for software that is not being maintained. * Minesweeper but X. * An idea that is worth doing but not obviously worth doing. * How to make Missile Command fun in a new and interesting way. * A boxing essay with questionable authenticity. * Strategies for enjoying Frog Fractions. * Rangers and the new way they handle animals. * Yes-anding whatever ideas come to you. * Ancient primals that were interlocked in battle. * Someone thinking of an idea. * Constantly listening for cues. * What do inanimate objects do? * Buying a giant bag of googly eyes and putting them on everything. * Not posting on Twitter.

This week both Ben and Trevor have their own game ideas to pitch, so rather than using random words they riff on:a PvE mash up of Hell Divers and Fortnite where you are travelling back in time to gather information;a storylet driven arcade game with elements of Space Invaders, Missile Command and colony building

Dr Becky Alexis-Martin is a pacifist academic at the University of Bradford. Her work explores nuclear warfare, social justice, humanitarian and environmental issues, and human rights. Her expertise is focused on nuclear geographies and decolonising disarmament policy in the Pacific. She has authored over sixty-five news articles, book chapters, and peer-reviewed articles. Her first book, “Disarming Doomsday: The Human Impact of Nuclear Weapons Since Hiroshima”, critically considers the social, cultural, ​and spatial harms perpetuated by nuclear warfare and was the recipient of the 2020 L.H.M. Ling Outstanding Dr. Becky Alexis Martin explains how geographers identified isolated spaces for nuclear testing, often disregarding the presence of indigenous communities. Dr. Martin also delves into the geotechnologies used in nuclear warfare, highlighting the military origins of technologies like GPS and satellite imaging. She discusses the use of cartography in public safety nuclear preparedness initiatives, pointing out how it was used to downplay the destructiveness of nuclear weapons. The conversation also touches on the connection between Cold War nuclear strategy, game theory, and modern post-apocalyptic computer games, highlighting the tendency to abstract war to a game. Dr. Martin emphasizes the importance of geography in understanding and addressing the impacts of nuclear weapons and the role of geographers in contributing to a nuclear-free world. She also shares her experience as a delegate and speaker at the United Nations for the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, underscoring the significance of the treaty in promoting nuclear disarmament and supporting affected communities. 00:00 Introduction to Dr. Becky Alexis Martin 00:14 Exploring Nuclear Geographies and Decolonizing Disarmament Policy 00:27 Discussion on Dr. Martin's Book 'Disarming Doomsday' 01:07 The Role of Geography in Nuclear Warfare 03:08 Impact of Nuclear Tests on Indigenous Communities 04:23 The Role of Geotechnologies in Nuclear Warfare 05:11 The Dehumanization in Nuclear Test Locations 06:12 The Class Character of Nuclear Testing 07:32 The 2021 Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons 09:47 The Role of Geotechnologies in Modern Warfare 12:01 The Use of Cartography in Masking the Destructiveness of Nuclear Weapons 18:47 The Connection Between Cold War Nuclear Strategists and Modern Computer Games 32:53 The Role of Geography in a Nuclear Free World 34:51 Dr. Martin's Experience at the United Nations 39:55 The Importance of Geography in Understanding and Resolving Conflict 46:40 Conclusion: The Future of Geography in a Nuclear Free World Questions You quote the geographer Yves Lacoste: 'Geography serves, first and foremost, to wage war', and mention the work of Halford Mackinder. How has the academic discipline of geography been used to assist in the development of nuclear weapons, particularly in relation to indigenous peoples upon whose land many nuclear tests were carried out? Nuclear Geotechnologies: Geographical Information Systems (GIS), GPS, Remote Sensing, spatial modeling, laser range finding, digital mapping, satellite imaging; are the geotechnologies of nuclear warfare simply geography under another name? Mythologies of Risk: How has cartography, such as public safety nuclear preparedness initiatives under the guise of 'Protect and Survive', been used to mask the destructiveness of nuclear weapons? Apocotainment: You draw a connection between Cold War nuclear strategist Hermann Kahn, Game Theory, War Gaming, geotechnologies such as topographic modelling and environment generation, and the eventual production of computer games such as 'Missile Command' and modern post-apocalyptic computer games such as 'Fallout'. Would you agree with the claim that the common thread linking each of these elements together is 'Apocotainment': a tendency to abstract war to a game? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hypervelocity/message

Intellivision Amico | Missile Command Review | Amico Home | Atari Classic Reborn It's finally here! Intellivision Amico Home brings us Missile Command. Check out the review!! Please support the channel: Subscribe at www.youtube.com/ @GeekBattleGaming You can read the written review at www.xstreamed.tv/gamingMissile-Command, Intellivision-Amico, Amico, Amico Home, tommy-tallarico, Intellivision-Lives, Amico Controller App, Retro Gaming, Gamer, Geek-Battle-Gaming

We each came up with a list of 10 sounds from our childhoods (to early adulthood) that defines us. We knew we'd have some cross over but there were a lot of fun surprises – Here were our list. Biff: Bionic SFX from 6 Million Dollar Man, Space Invaders Aliens Descending, Radio Fuss, Japanese Paper Trucks, Godzilla Cry, Answering Machine Beeps, WKBS Do You Know, Ultra Man Transforming Sounds, Soda Can Tabs, 8-Track Changing Song Chuck. Joe: Loony Tunes Theme, Super Mario Bros Theme, PBS Closing Credits Logo, MBTA Doors Opening and Door Closing Sounds, 70's Sitcom Opening Cheer, CBS Special Presentation Logo, Apple IIe Booting Up, Ghost Buster Proton Pack Charging and Firing, Price Is Right – DING, Jacques: Light Sabre Turning On – Duel Starting, Missile Command, Boston Bruins Theme Music, Polaroid Picture being taken, Jiffy Pop, Polaroid Picture Being Taken, Dos Matrix Printer, Star Trek Teleporter, Rotary Telephone, Dodge Ball Ping-ing.   CPP on IG: @CarnivalPersonnelPodcast and on Twitter: @Carnival Podcast                                                                                            Biff on Twitter is @BiffPlaysHockey Joe on Twitter is: @Optigrabber Jacques on Twitter is @TheJacques4 (but really … @CarnivalPodcast)   Opening Song: Gomer by Dan Cray and Beyond ID Closing Song: Mind Time by Dan Cray and Beyond Id

Join Moriarty from his ReallyCool channel on a captivating journey through the annals of gaming history. This episode whisks listeners from the vibrant arcades of the 1980s to the uncharted beginnings of the '50s, '60s, and '70s, spotlighting the visionaries who forged the path and the landmark games that left their marks on the industry. Delve into the stories behind iconic titles like Missile Command, Pacman, Pong, and more, and discover how the trials, triumphs, and innovations of yesteryears have shaped the gaming world we revel in today.Meet industry titans like Shigeru Miyamoto and Nolan Bushnell, and explore the allure of pixelated wonders that captivated gamers' hearts. Journey further back to the '50s, '60s, and '70s to uncover the pioneers of gaming, from Atari to Magnavox, and witness the dawn of a gaming revolution. Unearth the forgotten treasures and milestones of the early gaming age, and then fast forward to 1985, a pivotal year that heralded a new era of gaming post the 1983 crash. Explore the rise of giants like Nintendo and Sega and dive into the stories behind iconic games of the era.Featured Games:Missile Command, Pacman, Pong, Breakout, Space Invaders, Asteroids, Adventure, Centipede, Tennis for Two, OXO, Spacewar, Computer Space, Super Mario Bros, Ghosts n Goblins, Gauntlet, Jetpac, and Elite. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ (00:00) - Episode 1 (01:34) - 1980's (22:22) - Forgotten Loot (33:39) - 1985 Thanks to our monthly supporters FS Tabreez Siddique Mynx Mopman43 Ritsu William Kage Studio Devil Dallay_g Razu John H The Golden Bolt MykonosFan ErbBetaPatched Vornak Killer Space Serra Mr. Lindsay Autocharth History With Kayleigh Benjamin Steele Nick Makris minimme

That's right, Atari is back in the game with 2 big releases in this week's episode! One is a true sequel to Asteroids, while the other is massive port of Missile Command to the Atari 2600! We also take a look at the new Other-Venture game Escape From Traam in today's episode.Website -https://historyofvideogamespodcast.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/HistoryofVideo1Email - historyvgpodcast@gmail.comHosts - Ben & WesMusic - Arranged and recorded by Ben

In this captivating episode, Frenchpet dives into the world of Missile Command 3D, taking you on a rollercoaster ride through topics like unexpected flatulence mishaps, the nostalgia of grunge music, the iconic Atari Jaguar console, Montreal's unique fashion scene, and even delving into the lyrical genius of Ice Cube, among many other engaging discussions.Join us for a dose of Frenchpet madness, and don't forget to follow us on our social media platforms to stay updated on all things Frenchpet!

Anche se viene annunciata da uno stralunato Roberto come il quarto episodio, siamo solo al terzo di questa seconda serie. Oggi si parla di: MISSILE COMMAND RECHARGED TOMB OF THE MASK FFX2 Contattateci al nuovo indirizzo elderbarabba@gmail.com blog https://elderbarabba.blogspot.com/ Questo podcast fa parte del Network LA LEGA DEI VIDEOGIOCHIche comprende: Atariteca Quanti Giga alla Panca Arcade Story Facciamo DOS Chiacchiere GameRevs - La Voce del Videogiocatore Intrappolati nel Retrogaming Canale Telegram della Lega dei Videogiochi: https://t.me/LDVpodcasts

Donald Clinton Daniels, of Hazel Green, Alabama, age 68 died on June 27, 2023. Donald Daniels was born in Mobile, Alabama on March 10, 1955. He attended Arab High School graduating in 1973 and furthered his education at various colleges. He worked at Piggly Wiggly of Arab from 1974- 1977. He went to work for the Federal Government at the Redstone Army Arsenal Commissary in 1977, then went to work for Missile Command in Finance from 1978- 1984 during which time he also worked from 1982-1984 at Sears Catalog. He then worked at the US Army Corp of Engineers from...Article Link

Totally awesome video games! That's what Joysticks promises. Eugene, McDorfus and King Vidiot are running interference while we chew up the scenery of this 1983 T&A buffet. This movie has everything you do AND don't want you in your early 80s celluloid war chest. Scott McGinnis and Corrine Bohrer round out the casting staples of any great, but forgettable 80s flick. Joe Don Baker must have been blackmailed to be in this movie. Come to think of it, he was blackmailed IN this movie as well. Art imitating life...imitating art? Who knows. I'm as lost as that senile wizard wandering around the Gauntlet landscape with this summary anyway. PAC-MAN, Galaga, Defender, Asteroids, Zaxxon, Tempest, Two Tigers, Dragon's Lair, Pole Position, Track & Field, Star Castle, Centipede, Dig Dug, Tron, Missile Command, Donkey Kong, Robotron, Frogger, Burger Time, Rampage, 1942, Berzerk, Q*Bert, Joust, Rolling Thunder, Contra, Double Dragon.....that's enough characters for a great summary, right?

Season 5 Episode 11 Episode 147 News: Hardware  Philips CDi ODE (Phøde) interest list ReN64 PSU. Universal N64 PSU replacement  Emulation / hacks / translations / homebrew games Kirby's Dream Land 2 DX Zelda's Adventure ported to Game Boy.   Creating a LibRetro Frontend in Rust  Other odd or interesting things ATARI ANNOUNCES ACQUISITION OF M NETWORK ATARI 2600 TITLES AND RELATED TRADEMARKS JURASSIC PARK RETRO COLLECTION ANNOUNCED BY LIMITED RUN GAMES Retro Atari Game Found After Being Lost For 40 Years   Game Club Discussion: Metroid Prime Missile Command   New Game Club Games: Bloody Wolf Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney   Game Club Link Tree Retro Game Club Discord server Bumpers: Raftronaut , Inverse Phase Facebook, Twitter, and  Instagram managed by: Zach Email us: email@retrogameclub.net    ===========================================   #retro #retrogames #retrogaming #videogames #classiccomputing #RetroCollecting #CDi #N64 #Modding #hacking #Kirby #GameBoy #GBC #Zelda #LoZ #emulation #JurassicPark #Metroid #MetroidPrime #Samus #SamusAran #MissileCommand #Atari #Arcade #BloodyWolf #RunandGun #TurboGrafx #TG16 #PhoenixWright #Nintendo #DS #Wii 

Video games are typically categorized according to their hardware platform.  This traditionally includes arcarde video games, console games, and computer (PC) games. A video game is an electroic game that involves interaction with a user interface or input device. These devices include such things as a joystick, controller, keyboard, or motion sensing device. The first video game prototypes in the 1950s and 1960s were simple extensions of electronic games using video-like output from large, room-sized mainframe computers. The first consumer video game was the arcade video game Computer Space in 1971. On this episode of the Soul Forge, Shawn and Leah share some of their memories of video games. Leah's first system was the Commodore 64. Her first game was The Sky is Falling, in which you had to catch fruit. Shawn remembers playing a lot of Missile Command on the Atari 2600. In addition to these systems, they also had the Sega Genesis, the original Nintendo Entertainment System and the Super NES. Naturally, over time, many other systems emerged. These include the various XBOX and Play Station consoles. Nintendo has also released a huge number of video game systems. Shawn and Leah mention a wide variety of video games. Some of these are (in addition to The Sky is Falling and Missile Command) Earthworm Jim, Toe Jam & Earl, Duck Hunt and Rock n' Roll Racing. There is also discussion around the various Super Mario titles, including Mario Kart. We also hear about Apex, Minecraft, Hollow Knight, and quite a bit about Five Nights at Freddy's. Video games can be great fun. They can bring the whole family together. We used to spend our weekends renting games. Now we all have access to emulators, walk-throughs and guides. When we were kids, we were lucky to have a game genie! This week's podcast promo: Metal Geeks

Dave Sherman joined Atari shortly prior to Nolan Bushnell's departure and was at the company through its precipitous near-collapse and subsequent restructuring during the infamous market crash of '83 and '84. Sherman worked alongside Dave Theurer on iconic such as I, Robot and Missile Command, and shares many an anecdote about those early days, including soundly beating Bushnell at his own predilection, the strategy board game, Go. After Atari, Dave engineered a dual-purpose CAD system, generating fluid, texture-mapped polygon graphics for videogame application a good eight years before Sony ruled the roost with the Playstation.

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we begin a new series on 1980's seminal and genre-naming title, Rogue. We set the game in time and talk about what constitutes the genre before diving into some particulars. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: A few runs Issues covered: buying the game in a box, being disappointed in the ASCII, being turned off by procedural games, the differences in later games, the lore of the game, playing on a mainframe, the roots of so many games in text format, a top 50 achievement in games, the elements of the Rogue-like, procedural generation, inventory, randomized items, permadeath, getting over the hurdles in types of games, a chain reaction of bad things, clicking with a specific experience, simulating the rogue-like, a long shadow, playing to get a feel, being terrified of letters, trying things at random, a voyage of discovery, knowledge, renaming everything, consistent descriptions, thinking about strategy, the cumbersome bow mechanics, more depth than expected, the possibilities of emergence, anecdote factory, "wait, there are bear traps?" Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Adventure, Atari 2600, Colossal Cave Adventure, Dungeons & Dragons, Egghead Software, Moria, Nethack, Jamie Fristrom, ADOM, Angband, Zork, Infocom, Mystery House, On-Line Systems, Sierra Online, Ken and Roberta Williams, Hunt the Wumpus, Star Trek, Pac-Man, Battlezone, Missile Command, Space Invaders, Activision, Taito, LucasArts, Space Quest/King's Quest, Michael Toy, Glenn Wichman, Ken Arnold, DARPANET, World of Warcraft, Mario (series), Dark Souls, Rogue Legacy, Epyx, Spelunky, Oblivion, Morrowind, PSP/Vita, Andy Nealen, Diablo, Calamity Nolan, Dead Cells, Eggplant (podcast), mysterydip, Clint Hocking, Patrick Redding, Mark Garcia, Artimage, LostLevels, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers.  Next time: Get that Amulet of Yendor! Twitch: brettdouville or timlongojr, instagram:timlongojr, Twitter: @timlongojr and @devgameclub Discord: https://t.co/YVZOe7ZygI DevGameClub@gmail.com

In this episode, Frenchpet plays Missile Command! He talks about Iran, Guy-Concordia, Raytheon, paranoia, struggles, and much more! Follow our socials for more Frenchpet madness! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frenchpet/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ftanpodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frenchpetpodcast/ Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/zBaPK9xENH Linktr.ee: http://frenchpet.com/ For merch, visit: http://store.frenchpet.com/

From one amazing game to the next! This week we finally take a look at one of the most anticipated games of the year - Atari's Missile Command! We also rate Universal's Cheeky Mouse, Sega's Tranquilizer Gun, and Tora Tora from Taiyo!Website -https://historyofvideogamespodcast.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/HistoryofVideo1Email - historyvgpodcast@gmail.comHosts - Ben & WesMusic - Arranged and recorded by BenCan you guess this week's transition music? The theme is 'Best of Ben'

2022 marks the 50th anniversary of one of the pioneers of video game companies, Atari! We pay tribute to them by busting out the newly-released Atari 50: Anniversary Celebration. It has over 100 Atari games from the past five decades, going back to arcade classics like Pong, Asteroids, and Missile Command, to mysterious forgotten games on failed consoles like the 7800 and Jaguar, to all-new HD-updated “reimaginings” of some Atari classics. We check out as many as possible in today's show!   Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source Studios. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com   #atari #atari50 #asteroids #pong #tank #combat #missilecomand #jaguar #lynx #adventure #hauntedhouse #ninjagolf #atarikart #centipede #millipede #tempest #grandforksbestsource #GFBS 

I didn't think it was possible, but somehow they managed to ruin Missile Command. How'd they do it? Well, they...eff that...listen to the show if you want to know how the impossible became possible; however, if you don't care about Missile Command, worry not, there's plenty of other stuff discussed on this week's episode, including more Star Trek (new for me/old for you Star Trek), and a handful of games that range from not that bad to, "I think I'm going to be sick," so strap in and get ready for one hell of a bumpy ride. (And if you haven't already, or are a listener and not a watcher, please like, subscribe, hit the bell, and all that jazz; it may not seem like much, but it goes a long way in helping support the show and site in general. I would appreciate it greatly.)

A trackball is a pointing device consisting of a ball held by a socket containing sensors to detect a rotation of the ball about two axes—like an upside-down ball mouse with an exposed protruding ball. And guess what? We used to play a bunch of arcade games with them! Missile Command, Centipede, Marble Madness, and MORE!

A trackball is a pointing device consisting of a ball held by a socket containing sensors to detect a rotation of the ball about two axes—like an upside-down ball mouse with an exposed protruding ball. And guess what? We used to play a bunch of arcade games with them! Missile Command, Centipede, Marble Madness, and MORE!

We're back for Episode 90! In this episode Cody, Tim, and Eric catch up on the news + 6 Good 3DO Games. We are doing news for the first monthly episode and then "catching up" later in the month.   Episode Guide ---------------- 8:00 - Quick Questions 21:14 - Patreons 31:32 - Opening 52:04 - Tea Time With Time 1:03:04 - Interview - Bill Borsari - AmiWest 1:50:37 - News 2:25:20 - 6 Good Games - 3DO News -------- Cody – Malasombra https://www.4mhz.es/2019/08/20/malasombra-a-new-action-adventure-video-game-in-development-for-the-nes/  Eric – From Reddit: Crossgunr is one of the best PICO-8 games I've played yet (awesome shmup) - https://aktanedev.itch.io/crossgunr  Cody - https://evercade.co.uk/capcom-is-coming-built-in-to-evercade-exp/  Cody - https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2022/09/gallery-six-lovely-screenshots-of-disney-illusion-island-coming-to-switch-in-2023  Eric- Hot off the heals of our Pac-Man Clone Vs episode - PacMen Evolution - Yet another Pac-Man game has been announced for the Atari XL/XE  https://www.indieretronews.com/2022/08/pacmen-evolution-yet-another-pac-man.html  Cody - https://www.indieretronews.com/2022/09/intellivania-welcome-to-castlevania-for.html  Tim – South West Amiga Group (SWAG) holding private auction of a large Amiga related haul. If you have been to any of the past SWAG meetings you will get an invite via email. Some of the things for auction are an Amiga A4000, CD32, Amiga A3000 Cyberstorm 680060 Accelerator plus other kit like monitors, stands and games.   https://www.southwestamiga.org.uk/auctionlive/  Cody - https://www.epicgames.com/fortnite/en-US/zero-build  Tim - 2022 Reset64 4kb 'Craptastic' Game Compo – Complete compliation of all entries is now availabe in one handy pack thanks to Reset64 and Megastyle. Grab it now from the Reset64 Itch.io website and get playing those amazing 4k releases.  https://reset64-magazine.itch.io/2022-craptastic-compo  Cody – Genesis Model 2 Mini arrives in USA and UK on Oct 27  https://twitter.com/SEGA/status/1560612545840328705?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1560612545840328705%7Ctwgr%5E29bbc2753f6fc0dba6b067df91342cacd6ea2115%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fretrododo.com%2Fsega-mega-drive-mini-2-uk-europe%2F  Cody - https://retrododo.com/super-mario-bros-in-unreal-engine-5/  Eric - Konami renews its Suikoden trademark – New Suikoden game coming?  https://www.eurogamer.net/konami-renews-its-suikoden-trademark  Cody - https://www.pcgamer.com/the-japanese-pc-that-ran-the-original-metal-gear-is-coming-back-after-30-years-of-extinction/  Eric - Turn Any PC Into a Retro Gaming Machine With Batocera Linux - https://www.maketecheasier.com/batocera-linux-usb/  Cody - https://retrododo.com/space-channel-5-and-comix-zone-movies/  Tim – MiSTer core new title, Missile Command has been released by JimmyStones. This is still in test but is now playable with Analog joystick support. I believe our very own MiSTer expert Eric Nelson has play this core.  https://twitter.com/mrjimmystones/status/1563270239621525504  Eric - Classic game publisher Sunsoft will try again  Publisher of Blaster Master, Batman, and others is reviving its retro back catalog  https://www.polygon.com/23311927/sunsoft-revival-ikki-unite    Please give us a review on Apple Podcasts! Thanks for listening! You can always reach us at podcast@pixelgaiden.com. Send us an email if we missed anything in the show notes you need. You can now support us on Patreon.  Thank you to Henrik Ladefoged, Roy Fielding, Matthew Ackerman, Josh Malone, Daniel James, 10MARC, Eric Sandgren, Brian Arsenault, Retro Gamer Nation, Maciej Sosnowski, Paradroyd, RAM OK ROM OK, Mitsoyama, David Vincent, Ant Stiller, Mr. Toast, Jason Holland, Mark Scott, Vicky Lamburn, AmiWest, and Paul Jacobson for making this show possible through their generous donation to the show.    

Das Timing hätte nicht schlechter sein können! Bereits Ende 2021 hatten wir mit unserem Neuzugang Christian das Thema der ersten gemeinsamen Folge beschlossen und kurz vor dem vereinbarten Aufnahmetermin brach der Ukraine-Krieg aus und der russische Präsident holte die atomare Drohungen aus der Mottenkiste. Ein unfassbares aber leider reales Szenario, was jeder hoffte, dass es der Vergangenheit angehörte. Es war uns eine Diskussion wert, ob wir Missile Command tatsächlich besprechen sollten, denn auf die Stimmung drückte es schon. Das Ergebnis war, dass wir uns trotzdem nicht beirren lassen und die Aufnahmeknöpfe drücken sollten. Allerdings war uns ein entsprechendes Vorwort wichtig. Letztendlich entstand nicht nur eine – wie wir finden – informative Episode, sondern auch endlich der erste Einsatz von Christian, der sich auch fleißig vorstellt. Wir wünschen Euch viel Spaß mit vielen Anekdoten, Zahlen, Daten, Fakten und Bugs über diesen spielerisch zeitlosen Arcade-Klassiker. Unsere Website findet Ihr unter https://www.legendarygam.es Intro-Musik "Switchblade Squadron" von Covox aus dem Album "Infiltrator". http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Covox/Infiltrator/Switchblade_Squadron Outro-Musik "I Love Holy Daze" von Geir Tjelta http://freemusicarchive.org/music/geir_tjelta/Dexters_Pinkboratory/mtk096-va-bestofahxvol1-07-geir-tjelta-i-love-holy-daze

We take a trip back to the heyday of Atari and chat to developer Rich Adam who worked on legendary titles like Missile Command and Gravitar. Please visit our amazing sponsors and help to support the show: Bitmap Books https://www.bitmapbooks.com/ Check out PCBWay at http://pcbway.com for all your PCB needs Thanks to our latest Patreon backers, in the Hall of Fame this week: Todd Hendsbee, James Ash We need your help to ensure the future of the podcast, if you'd like to help us with running costs, equipment and hosting, please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://theretrohour.com/support/ https://www.patreon.com/retrohour Get your Retro Hour merchandise: https://bit.ly/33OWBKd Join our Discord channel: https://discord.gg/GQw8qp8 Website: http://theretrohour.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theretrohour/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/retrohouruk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/retrohouruk/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theretrohour Join us in Norway at Retro Messa on 20-21 August: https://retromessa.no/  Amiga 37 - 15th and 16th October Notts VGA Festival - https://www.nottsvge.com/ - 17th & 18th December 2022 Show notes:  Steam now supports Switches retro controllers: https://bit.ly/3bMzSYv Nokia 8210 is back: https://nokia.ly/3pdGjqs Super Punch-Out!!'s secret 2 player mode: https://bit.ly/3JO9TfK Sonic Triple Trouble 16-bit remake: https://bit.ly/3JQJTjG Another Princess in Our Castle (Mario 64 horror mod): https://bit.ly/3wlV92n

I say this too much, but I thank you for being patient with me as I navigate through my lovely depression. This long overdue episode features the homebrew game AVCStec Challenge by Simon Quernhorst and Paul Slocum. It's based on the very difficult (to me) Aztec Challenge by Paul Norman, for the Commodore 64. I hope that you enjoy the episode. Next up is Cookie Monster Munch by Atari and the Children's Computer Workshop. Please send any feedback on this or any previous game to 2600gamebygame@gmail.com by August 16th. Tell me your thoughts and/or memories of Cookie Monster Munch, I'll take care of the history and gameplay. Take care of yourselves and I thank you so much for listening. Simon Quernhorst's web site A-VCS-tec Challenge development page Announcement thread on Atari Age AA Title in Development page on Wayback Machine AA Project of the Month thread AA Late Development thread Secret screen on Atari Age Simon Quernhorst interview on Good Deal Games Paul Slocum's web site Tree Wave web site And/Or Gallery web site Buy the game on Packrat Video Games Buy the game on Atari Age Atari 50th: The Anniversary Celebration Atari Mania (the game) Yars Recharged Limited Run Adventure and Missile Command (both sold out) Atari 2600 Lego Set New Howard Scott Warshaw interview by W. Amirul Adlan                  

RetroLogic - Episode 84 RetroLogic isn't just a podcast, It's a whole community of retro gamers! Visit RetroLogic.games for our discord link, fair trade merch, blog posts written by Sam Wagers… And dive into our family of podcasts! RetroGroove, a music history podcast, and On Topic Retro, a podcast dedicated to 1 video game per episode hosted by our very own John Cummins. Housekeeping: On Topic Retro - super bomberman coming soon! Streaming (Mother 3 monday) Sunsoft Retrospective on the Blog Retrogroove has 25 episodes! Icebreaker - what did you buy? And what did you play? Sam:bought: Starfy 1-3 JPN GBA, Power Quest GBC Played: Monster Hunter, Capcom Fighting Collection, Mother 3, Megaman: Wily Wars, Pokemon Puzzle League, Custom Robo John: Atari 2600 games: Defender, Tron Deadly Discs, Adventures of Tron, Asteroids, Missile Command, Space Invaders,and Adventure. Atari 5200: Digdug, Qix, and Pac-man. Dragon's Dogma Switch, ConnecTank Switch, Hunters The Reckoning Xbox, Bomberman Act: Zero Xbox 360, Uncharted 3 Steelbook Ed PS3, and Super Bomberman SNES Played: Dragon's Dogma, Time on Frog Island, Kirby 64 the Crystal Shards, and Elechead Adam: Bought: Solar Jetman. FBmkt scores: SNS-101 w/Kirby SS, Mario Kart/World. Hades, Sekiro, Bloodborne, MGSV The Phantom Pain. GameXchange B2GO, Horizon ZD, Wii: Cooking Mama, DeBlob, Epic Mickey, Sega Superstars Tennis, Super Swing Golf. GameStop 4 for $20: Fallout 4, KH3, Nioh, Witcher 3 WH. Playing: Beat ElecHead, MH Rise, Sakuna of Rice and Ruin, Fall Guys, Ocarina 3D The price is RETRO “If this is your first time playing The Price Is Retro, this is how we play. I'm going to list off 4-5 games, and everyone else has to guess how much the games are worth in total. Whoever's guess is the closest wins that round, and the next person lists off their games. Everyone brought a list of games, and everyone guesses on each other's lists. At the end of the game, whoever won the most rounds wins the game! But look out for Polterguest! He guesses $300 on each list, and if he wins the game I have to give away a sticker from the merch store!” Sam's list John's list Adam has a list “Spot the fake” “We're given a list of game titles, and we have to guess which one was made up” “Games Described Badly” “We're given several descriptions of video games and we have to guess what game is being described.” Sam's List “Retro-pedia” “I'm going to start reading the description of a game from wikipedia. As soon as you think you know it, yell out your answer! If you're wrong I'm giving the other people an opportunity to guess. If everyone's wrong I'll keep reading until someone else yells out.” Fact or crap? “Trivia Card” DANVERSE Show Topic Top 5 NES Games Community Couch Questions Warrior of WASD Favorite video game setting? 1. Beaches of Normandy 2. Space colony/planet 3. Fantasy forests 4.Haunted mansion 5. Farm 6. Gangsta city 7. Zombie city 8. Nuclear fallout Russia 9. Cyber city Outro Thanks for listening to the RetroLogic Podcast! We are proudly part of the Nintendo Dads family of podcasts. If you like what you hear, check me out on Twitter and Instagram @RetrologicGames. You're also welcome to jump into our friendly and 100% non-toxic Discord Community! The link to that is in my twitter bio. You can also find everything on our website Retrologic.games

It was a video game that was a little too real and caused ongoing nightmares for one of its designers. Find out how Missile Command, released today in 1980, became an arcade and pop-culture icon. Follow Sci-Fi 5 for your daily dose of science-fiction history. Written by Vic Sage Hosted by Roberto Lewis Music by Devin Curry

It was a video game that was a little too real and caused ongoing nightmares for one of its designers. Find out how Missile Command, released today in 1980, became an arcade and pop-culture icon. Follow Sci-Fi 5 for your daily dose of science-fiction history. Written by Vic Sage Hosted by Roberto Lewis Music by Devin Curry

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW ~Season 8, Episode 7~ This week, we bring you more new music from around the heavy underground, including freshly baked tracks from All Them Witches, Stone Axe, Crowbar, Dawnrider, and more! Also, Doomed & Stoned t-shirts are available (three designs to choose from), plus our first ever hoodie! Pre-order yours at https://doomedandstoned.bandcamp.com/merch. PLAYLIST: INTRO (00:00) 1. Stone Axe - "Fell on Deaf Ears" (00:31) HOST SEGMENT I (04:56) 2. Quicksand - "Missile Command" (22:56) 3. ZOM - "Showtime" (26:21) 4. Obsidian Sea - "I Love the Woods" (30:58) HOST SEGMENT II (36:17) 5. Crowbar - "Chemical Godz" (48:28) 6. Dawnrider - "Order of Dawn" (52:58) 7. Dungeon Weed - "Mesmeric Scintillations" (59:51) HOST SEGMENT III (1:05:41) 8. El Perro - "Breaking Free" (1:19:31) 9. Zack Oakley - "Freedom Rock" (1:23:11) 10. All Them Witches - "Blacksnake Blues" (1:28:34) HOST SEGMENT IV (1:39:49) 11. Travo - "Golden Eye" (2:00:26) 12. Red Eye - "Morþor" (2:07:55) 13. Dawn of Solace - "Erase" (2:14:40) OUTRO (2:19:19) 14. Fat Greasy Beast (BONUS) - "Pasu Dharma" (2:20:20) 15. Purification (BONUS) - "The Crowning Mercy" (2:82:03) CREDITS Theme: Dylan Tucker Incidental Music: Hellvetika, Saturn's Husk Thumbnail: Dawn of Solace - 'Flames of Perdition'

Usa il codice "FEFFEATA" su LevlUp.it per ottenere uno sconto alla cassa! Oggi si fa la storia, parliamo di un gioco antico ormai, ma che ha intrattenuto e continua ad intrattenere. Uno dei primi giochi che ha reso l'high score il fulcro principale e che deriva da una storia nichilista molto interessante. Tutti i link del nostro progetto sono disponibili qui: enciclopediadeivideogiochi.it Tutti gli episodi dell'Enciclopedia dei Videogiochi sono disponibili qui: https://rebrand.ly/EdV_ARCHIVIO --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edv/support

Llevábamos tiempo sin pisar la escena podcast... ¡y había ganas! Ahora, alternando con lo que han sido nuestras aventuras radiofónicas en Canal Sur Radio, os presentamos EL BASTINAZO PODCAST, donde José Manuel Fernández "Spidey", Jesús Relinque "Pedja" y Mauricio González "Súper Mauri" hablan de los ultimísimos videojuegos que han pasado por sus manos, mirando también, cómo no, al pasado. Así, os contamos cositas de HORIZON: FORBIDDEN WEST, de SIFU, de THE KING OF FIGHTERS XV y de THE LAST STAND: AFTERMATH, a la par que echamos la vista atrás para recordar los belicosos miedos de la guerra fría que nos traía el inefable MISSILE COMMAND. Jugadoras, jugadores... ¡bienvenidos!

Say hello to the second episode of FIRST!, or maybe it's the first episode of SECOND!!? Who's to say? I am. I am who can say either way. And I say nay. It is just the second episode of FIRST! and that's that. Speaking of this episode, this episode is all about Cake Invaders, a cute mashup of Space Invaders and Missile Command that's a good time while it lasts, even if said time is only about 15 minutes. With nothing but an arcade mode and the ability to chase high scores, your mileage will vary greatly; though, since it's priced at only $5.99, you should be able to get your money's worth out of it. If nothing else, you'll bag yourself some quick and easy achievements.

A ten-foot robot crashes the team's slumber party in an underwater missile turret. The post Episode 40: Missile Command appeared first on Bad Roll Models Podcast.

DJ Slopes AKA Daniel Ibbertson from Slope's Game Room and Grizzly from Playstation Country presents a gaming news show, inviting several friends along to chat about all the latest gaming news with plenty of retro injected in. Follow Slopes Game Room here...

The year is 1977. We have just been introduced to the artificial heart, the neutron bomb, and the first personal stereo. But, in the world of pop culture, perhaps nothing was a larger influence on youth and young adults than the Atari 2600. Join Jay and Tony as they plug in this old school 8-bit system to get down with some one button smashing competition. The two best friends will recall their initial introduction to the world of video games in the early 80s and what games and moments are most memorable to them. And…were ET & Pac-Man really that bad?!  The guys will discuss what it was like to purchase video games for the first time and share who in their family & friends also had an influence on their gaming passion. Switch the TV converter box to all Bs, pop in Missile Command, and dive into this convo with two xennials who reminisce on some serious video game play from over 40 years ago! IG: https://www.instagram.com/camefromthe80s/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CameFromThe80s Email: camefromthe80s@gmail.com  

We've assembled a roundtable of Army small business professionals for our latest episode. They are: Marie Gapinski, Materiel Systems Organization, Office of Small Business Programs, Jerome Maultsby, Assistant Director, U.S. Army Medical Command (USAMEDCOM), and Christopher Evans, Director, Office of Small Business Programs (OSBP) for the Army Aviation and Missile Command. It's a wide-ranging discussion which draws from a collective wealth of experience. Join us! Subsribe! Share!#dau #acquisition #defenseindustry #defensecontractingListen on Apple or wherever you get your podcasts... https://apple.co/3xzG8IH

Hot off the heels of his successful Missile Command game, David Theurer used inspiration from a childhood nightmare to create what many considered to be his magnum opus, Tempest, and provided another legendary title for the Golden Age of Arcade. However, Tempest had a rather interesting beginning that could have lead to a disastrous release, if Theurer hadn't changed course. Plus today's episode features special guest music from Night Rider 87, if you are interested in their music, check out the following links and follow them on social media. Links http://nightrider87.com/ http://www.youtube.com/c/NightRider87 http://twitter.com/nr87_official https://open.spotify.com/artist/3VAER4DIsFQnc5plsXy1X4 https://www.instagram.com/nightridermusic https://nightrider87.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/nightrider87 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thearcadefiles/message

Released by Atari in June of 1981, David Theurer created the legendary game, but one that has a no win scenario. The game was released during the middle of The Cold War, between the USA and the USSR. It hit a little too close to home for the developers, but they were trying to convey a message to the player. What message was that? Tune in to find out. Find The Arcade Files on social media: https://twitter.com/arcade_files https://www.facebook.com/thearcadefiles https://www.instagram.com/thearcadefiles/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thearcadefiles/message

In this episode we talk to Steve Golson, hacker/engineer for GCC and creator of the hardware that converted Pac-Man into Ms. Pac Man. In part one of a two part conversation, we chat about the era of coin-op “speed-up kits” and how GCC's revolutionary ideas for converting "Missile Command " into “Super Missile Attack” led to the upstart company becoming Atari’s Secret Weapon. Don't miss this one! Golson is an amazing story teller! Written, Edited, Produced by Steve Fulton and Jeff Fulton Branding by Daryl Litts Additional music - “Missile Command” By Tony Longworth Visit us: http://www.intotheverticalblank.com https://twitter.com/Atari_VB_Pod https://www.facebook.com/intotheverticalblank/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPnyVqBr2glJ-vAcDYDUYYw Tony Longworth Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/tonylongworth Links Steve Golson's Web Site: https://trilobyte.com/about/ Super Missile Attack : https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=9918

Hello Again, Intrepid Listeners! As promised, our Episode 3.5 to make up for lost time. Or the time we ran out of on the first run. In this episode, we have Capt. Bob giving his mea culpa to the listeners and doing what he should have in the first place, describing the golden age classic, Missile Command. David covers the very worthy homebrew, Pac-Man Arcade. And David, Bob, and Glen get left in the eBay bidding dust by three very determined bidders for a new in the box, never touched, Atari 5200 Supersystem.  All this, and a bit more, on The Atari 5200 Podacst!

On this episode, we introduce our third host and hardware guru, Glen Planamento. A previous guest and friend of the show, Steve Averitt swings by to talk about trak-ball controllers. We cover the seminal games, Missile Command and Pac-Man. And we debunk the haters that give the 5200 a bad rap. All this and more from your hosts Capt. Bob, David, and Glen.

Nesse episódio, Bruno Carvalho,Edu Aurrai e Felipe Mesquita falaram sobre a confirmação da sequência de Unravel, a verdade sobre a falta de uma campanha em Battlefront, os novos clássicos confirmados para o cinema: Tetris, Missile Command e Centipede, e muito mais. Duração:  58 min Comentados: >Logo completo da Kojima Productions>Gran Turismo Sport Gameplay Trailer>Trailer de Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2>Trailer da collection Batman: Return To Arkham>Review: Shadwen (PC, PS4)

In Episode 2, we take to the skies with Blue Max, then dive down to the sewers to join the Mario Brothers. We also touch on Joust and Zaxxon, two games that share many similarities to our featured reviews. Kieren Hawken gives his two pence on Budget Titles, and we finally get to our user feedback. Show Notes New Theme Song Software Remixes at Bandcamp ComputeHer (She's also part of 8 Bit Weapon) News Bill's "Atari Party" in Northern California Sacramento Indie Arcade The Ultimate SD Mulitcart Missing Links (Ep 1.: Missile Command) 5200 Super Podcast Ep. 1: The Pac(k) Ins 5200 Super Podcast Ep. 3: TrakBallin' with Centipede and Missile Command 2600 Game by Game Podcast Ep. 49: Dodge 'Em & Missile Command Laird's Lair (Kieren Hawken)'s "XE-Lent Arcade Games Part 10" video Mario Bros. Published by Atari, 1988 Developed by Sculptured Software Information Sources: Mario Bros. (@Wikipedia) Mario Bros.: Classic Arcade Game Video, History & Game Play Overview (@ Arcade Classics) Mario Bros., XEGS version (@ Atarimania) Sculptured Software (@ Wikipedia) Other Reviews and Info: The Atari 7800 Game By Game Podcast, Episode 20 — Mario Bros. & Fight Night Videogame Critic (B+) Joust Developed and published by Atari, 1983 Where to buy: BEST Electronics: $21.50, $9.95 cart only B & C ComputerVisions: $29.95, $20 cart only Bravo Sierra: $20 Information Sources: Joust (video game) (@ Wikipedia) Joust (@ Atarimania) Other Reviews and Info: The Atari 7800 Game By Game Podcast, Epsidoe 5 — Galaga & Joust Laird's Lair XE-Lent Arcade Games, Part 5 Blue Max Original disk version (1983) Published by Synapse Software (aka SynSoft in the UK) & U.S. Gold Developed by Bob Polin XEGS cartridge port (1987) Published by Broderbund / Atari Developed by Sculptured Software Where to buy: BEST Electronics: $18 loose B & C ComputerVisions: $30 (in box), $20 cart only Information Sources: ANTIC VOL. 2, NO. 7 / OCTOBER 1983 COMPUTE! - Issue 44 Atari Mania - 7.8/10 "Blue Max - Atari XL/XE - With Runway Glitch and Commentary" (@ YouTube) ANTIC Interview w/ Bob Polin (Blue Max developer) ANTIC Interview w/ Ihor Wolosenko (co-founder of Synapse) Zaxxon Published by Sega, 1983 Developed by Ron J. Fortier, Datasoft (Disk and tape versions published by Datasoft and others) Information Sources: Zaxxon (@ Wikipedia) Zaxxon (@ Atarimania) Other Reviews and Info: Laird's Lair, XE-Lent Arcade Games - Part 7 Atari 5200 SuperPodcast, Ep. 2 2600 Game By Game Podcast, Ep. 10 Kieren Hawken on Budget Games Joe Blade Published by Players, 1988 Developed by Barry & Brian Southon Joe Blade (@ Atarimania) BMX Simulator Published by Code Masters, 1986 Developed by Adrian Sheppard (game), David Whittaker (sound/music) BMX Simulator (@ Atarimania)

[Digital Drift 2015] One of our favourite movies of all time gets its long overdue deep discussion. I noticed something in editing this. We skip over talking about the film itself. This was what troubled me into holding it back an additional week to record additional material and deliver you this extended edition. We treat matters as though you, like us have watched this movie a hundred times. You know what happens, why and how impressive Cameron is at conveying the action and we delve into the subtleties and lore, starting off with taking it to task over the time travel, but proceeding into this story as a parable for unilateral disarmament.  Joshua Garrity joins us once again to explore this cybernetic opera, in which Los Angeles of the 1990s is as much a character as any of the vibrant figures onscreen. Many thanks to the crew at Extra Credits for allowing us to use a segment of theirs on the arcade game Missile Command.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse