Jaz Rignallさんのイラストまとめ

Atari's terrific Tempest coin-op is 40 years old this month. Featuring super-fast, bright and colorful vector graphics, this psychedelic tube shooter featured a rotary paddle controller that players used to battle a myriad of abstract enemies. A stone cold classic of its era!

Discovered the existence of this 1952 book series today. I'd love to play a video game based on this!

Salamander (AKA Life Force) celebrates its 35th anniversary this month. Konami's coin-op sequel to Nemesis (AKA Gradius) features six alternating horizontally and vertically scrolling shoot 'em up levels packed with enemies and bosses. Definitely a very fun and challenging game!

35 years ago this month, the ZZAP! team dished out two Gold Medals - one for Bounder and another for The Eidolon. Fight Night and Revs also received Sizzler ratings. Other notable games reviewed this month included Rambo and Commando - though both received only moderate scores.

30 years ago this week, I received Thunder Force III for review on Mega Drive. This keenly anticipated shooter did not disappoint. It featured spectacular graphics and music, terrific effects, and top-of-the-line shooting action. I rated the "state of the art" game a massive 95%!

25 years ago, after months of endless hype, this much-anticipated game finally arrived at the Mean Machines office for review. And lo! There was much celebration and rejoicing. For it was good.

This week USG is celebrating the greatest years in gaming history. I kicked off with 1991. http://t.co/ZCbEXgv70U

The Internet's cool and all. But it doesn't have pull-out posters

Holy crap. 25 yrs ago I was in a test arcade playing Strider for the first time. Really doesn't seem that long ago.

Knuckles the Echidna is 20 this week. Without looking it up - can you remember what the hell an Echidna is?