A look into one of the most timeless - albeit somewhat forgotten - games of 1982.
Welcome to episode 17, and today we look at the retro arcade game Time Pilot. Not a super popular game, but the game was fun and exciting, and the premise was very cool!
Wow, colecovision version takes me back! Of course arcade version does too, but I almost forgot about colecovision time pilot. Colecovision was indeed the console that was closest to arcade port back then. Always a sucker for old school!
Mad Catz Interactive announced today that its Arcade GameStick for Xbox Live Arcade, Xbox 360 and PC has shipped to stores. The controller includes three full Xbox Live Arcade games: Frogger, Time Pilot and Astropop plus a free Xbox Gold trial membership.
This is just what I need for Pac Man and all my other arcade games. I have a feeling this will sell extrememly well.
the design of this controller looks really stupid. how the hell are u ment to use it plus im happy enough with the standard 360 pad and i dont play xbox arcade games much myself appart from bankshot pool or marble blast wich work just fine with the 360 pad.
if they put the stick in the center instead of off in a corner. It would have felt more like an old fashioned joystick.
Jesus, who got paid to design that thing??? How the hell do they expect you to use the left trigger and bumper?!?!? The mind boggles!!! They should at least have put the LB & RB beside A,B,X & Y, like a Street Fighter layout.
A few months back EB Games' website accidentally leaked information about an arcade stick for the Xbox 360. Due to some production hiccups we should finally have the Arcade GameStick next month. The joystick will include Xbox Live Arcade games Frogger, Time Pilot and Astropop. The joystick includes all the buttons found on the Xbox 360 controller, including the rumble feature and it can connect through USB to a PC. The MSRP is $49.99 USD...
why the hell have they turned the analogue stick into the arcade stick instead of the d-pad and the buttons look to small and not very well placed why didn't they just bring out a standard arcade stick
