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When I went to the The Arcade Flyer Archive today to start the rigorous search for this week's flyer to feature I saw this note from TAFA's tireless founder, Dan. More »
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Usually, the focus of Arcade Flyer Art Saturday is ton retro arcade games, but this week I actually picked a game that only just came out. Why you may ask? Read on and see... More »
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Long before you could control a man eating shark in Jaws:Unleashed, there was Shark Attack. Released in 1981 by GPi, Shark Attack had you playing the role of a great white shark on the rampage. Points were earned by dodging scuba diver's spear gun attacks and then eating the divers. In addition to a joystick, there were buttons used to control the game that were labeled "thrust", which would cause you to speed up and "munch" which would let you eat the diver. It was the first game to use "Quadraphonic" sound and sound effects were done with a cassette player inside the machine that screamed bloody murder every time you ate a diver. More »
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S.A.M.I.: More »
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