Indie Gamer Chickさんのイラストまとめ

You know what I really need?

A list of arcade games from the late 70s through 1999 that have never been re-released in any official capacity. SPECIFICALLY licensed games.

But Google doesn't really help all that much.

So, if there's such a game you loved, let me know it.

The review of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is hitting today at https://t.co/iVoOyKL5Vx

The arcade game.................. and the NES game! I just added that in.

Two in one review. I was feeling peckish for a car crash.

@ArcadePilot That would be Sweetie. Cool and interesting, indeed. She's my mascot and the face of https://t.co/iVoOyKL5Vx. She's a "familiar" who sits on my shoulder (actually more like hovers centimeters off it) and tells me to do very bad things. She lives on a diet of bad indie games.

I'm creating a review schedule for my FINAL vacation of this part of the year. I'm heading to New York, one of the few states I've never been to. With this, the only large state I've never been to is Florida (and New Jersey really).

These reviews will go up over the next weeks.

As soon as today's #NintendoDirect ends, I'll be posting a review of Vs. The Goonies, the 1986 Nintendo Vs. System.. uh.. "classic" seems too generous.

Did anyone from North America play this, or ever see it, in their local arcade? I've never heard anybody talk about it.

What are the LICENSED IP arcade games that have never been re-released since their initial release?

The next Indie Gamer Chick review is Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa, coming later today.

I'm trying to use my platform to bring awareness to these "lost" licensed games..

@kidhaggard

@DigitalEclipse @atari This game I'm playing called Ghost Manor. I assume it was programmed by a guy named Mike Schwartz, who also was the creator of the infamous Chase the Chuck Wagon. I'm basing this on having done another game for Xonox, and just a gut instinct based on the similarities..

I dunno.

Atari 50: The Games They Couldn't Include - Part Two should launch tomorrow. Saturday at the latest.

All the Nintendo-on-Atari stuff will be here. A few unreleased prototypes are covered, like Dumbo's Flying Circus and Lord of the Rings: Journey to Rivendell. Lots of 3rd Parties

Atari 50: The Games They Couldn’t Include – The Definitive Review (Parts Two and Three) will include games by Parker Bros., Fox Video Games, CBS Video Games, Coleco, Mattel, and others.

Activision is off-limits because I assume a new Activision Anthology will arrive soon.