Old School Gamer Magazine

Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes is one of the greatest games of its genre, and as a longtime fan of superheroes and fighters, I love it. Some of my earliest comic- reading memories were at two of my cousins’ houses—one stocked with funny animal and cartoon titles, which were fine, and the other filled with Spider- Man, Captain America, Fantastic Four, and the like, whi...

Aliens: The Video Games
An Unofficial Guide
Author: Mike Diver
Highlights

Details every officially licensed Alien series video game – including Alien vs Predator
titles – from early ’80s computer and console releases to cutting-edge virtual reality. Taps into the series’ cinematic and comic history to place games within timelines and provide a s...

There are some huge concepts in “Remember Me.” More like a Christopher Nolan film than a video game, the story is incredibly immersive. When you’re memories become a commodity, the world needs saving and Nilan, the best memory hunter of the all With it’s chic level design and awesome lighting effects the game often times feels like “Assassin’s Creed,” while the constant jumpi...

Most of us would generally agree that the 1990s represented the golden age of fighting games. The quality and quantity of fighting game titles that emerged during that decade was unprecedented, to say the very least. Of course, there were some notable duds, but in a time when every developer was striving to solidify themselves as a viable fighting game maker, there were bound...

When the Nintendo Entertainment System arrived in North America in the early 80s, it brought a mascot that would become as closely tied to the company as any other. Mario started in the original Donkey Kong arcade game and slowly evolved into the lovable plumber we know today. With Mario came what became Nintendo’s “killer app” for its new NES console: Super Mario Bros. While...