Cast your mind back to November last year when we told you about Dr Tom Tilley’s awesomely cool gigantic Nintendo Game & Watch Octopus game? No? Shame on you!
If you do recall Tom’s great creation, then you will be happy to know that the folks at Guinness World Records took note and have officially recognised Tom Tilley’s mega G&W Octopus game as the “Largest playable Game and Watch device”!
Tom’s feat will feature in the Guinness World Records: Gamer’s Edition 2019 at the start of the Retro Gaming section. Well done Tominator, all of us Australians (and fellow retro gamers around the world) are very proud of this achievement.
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Woohoo, it’s Game/On at
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We were quite impressed with Griffin Aerotech’s Airframe arcade hardware which allows independently created games to run, just like 
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Engage in the deadliest game show with Johnny Turbo’s Arcade: Nitro Ball! 




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Yesterday Stern Pinball Inc. announced their latest pinball machine, Deadpool. Based on the 











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Since we are on an R-Type kick (Ed: check out yesterday’s 






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Woohoo, damn this is great news! What news are we going gaga over? We won’t keep you in suspense any longer, so read on.


As most of you will know, we are huge fans of vector based games, especially the ones that hark back to our youth, like Atari’s Star Wars and of course, all Vectrex games!