The One Lesson from The Oregon Trail We All Missed
Today’s guest author is Oliver Lyons. Please check out his other contributions in the archives. It’s 1993 and there is
Tag: Video Games
Happy Easter!
Apart from the candy, Easter baskets for me as a kid always included tapes, videocassettes, CDs, action figures, and handheld
Tiger Electronics Handheld Games
In an inspired nostalgia cash in, Hasbro recently announced that it was releasing handheld games based on the line of
All of the Characters in Mike Tyson’s Punch Out That are Now Younger Than Me (And Whether I Could Have Beaten Them in an Actual Fight at Their Ages) Part 2
If you didn’t read the first part of this article describing the rules for these real life boxing matches with
All of the Characters in Mike Tyson’s Punch Out That are Now Younger Than Me (And Whether I Could Have Beaten Them in an Actual Fight at Their Ages)
I played a lot of Nintendo when I was a kid. Despite all of those hours spent learning button combinations and codes
I have Issues: GamePro
My mom was a prolific magazine subscriber, and as a result my sisters and I had subscriptions to all sorts
On Playing Video Games Wrong
The title should probably be “playing video games incorrectly” but using wrong feels so right here, like what I’m about
Baldur’s Gate: Still Got It!
(Today’s guest author is Los Angeles comedian Alex Fleming- Ed.) Are you trying to prove a point to yourself or
Dragon’s Lair: A Game I Attempted to Play
Today on 80s Baby I’m taking on Dragon’s Lair. Of people who are actually old enough to grow up contemporaneously
Number Munchers, Oregon Trail, and Grade School Computer Lab
(If you’re a new reader who was directed here by the Stranger Things article, welcome! If you’re a regular reader,
80s Baby 