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.

Here's the original cover painting. Looks a little naked without the logo and cover lines. The game depicted is Elite

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.