Namco released Rolling Thunder, a side scrolling platform game in 1986 and it was very enjoyable to play.
Its a game of terrorists, espionage and spies.

Mamecade went out to Baltimore Maryland October 8th 2011 to check out this arcade auction. It had a million Ms. Pac-Man machines.

A technical explanation and demonstration on how the Pinball Machines work. Mamecade’s host John Pio shows you the hows and whys.

A technical explanation and demonstration on how the arcade joystick works. Mamecade’s host John Pio shows you the hows and whys.

Capcom released The Punisher in 1993. The story of Frank Castle and Nick Fury as they clean up New York and take down the Kingpin! Capcom then released a 1994 Genesis Mega Drive version of The Punisher.

A technical explanation and demonstration on how the arcade button works. Mamecade’s host John Pio shows you the hows and whys.

Nintendo followed up their hit Punch-Out with Arm Wrestling. Using the same design team they released it only in North America. Let’s look at this forgotten Nintendo gem.

Namco released Sky Kid Deluxe in 1986 as a quick follow up to the origin ’85 Sky Kid. The game play is identical except for some visual additions like rain and night skies.
SKD is a enjoyable and simple game to play but hard to master.

In 1993 Konami released Metamorphic Force in the arcades. It was hailed as a reimagining of Sega’s Altered Beast, but was it really? Metamorphic Force stands on its own merits as we examine and review the title.

In 2001 Tecmo released a weird little game called Monster Farm Jump or Monster Rancher Jump in the US.