X-Men: The Arcade Game is the first ever home version of the popular 1992 cabinet arcade classic, and allows players to join their favorite X-Men characters in what is widely considered as their first great video game appearance.
From the article, "So, there’s this thing happening at Google. As part of a big project to promote coding as a worthwhile thing to do, you can hop over to this website and play with a Made With Code bracelet customizing tool. You can even have it sent to you free of charge, fresh out of a 3D printer. At GamerTell, we pride ourselves in our silliness. We decided it would be a fun idea to pick out memorable quotes from our favorite games, lines we feel are perfect for a giant hunk of nerdy plastic. Old Japanese games are certainly easy targets for this kind of thing, but even so there’s no topping the goldmine that is X-Men: The Arcade Game. I wrote a list of my 10 favorite quotes from this classic, thoroughly stupid arcade brawler, then immediately jumped on the site to create my very own “WELCOME TO DIE” bracelet.
Unfortunately, it didn’t work out."
This article discusses the problems that come with remaking arcade and NES games and the nostalgia that fuels the interest. But the same nostalgia create issues for gamers as the remake may not live up to expectations.
Can't make it to the San Diego Comic-Con this year? Joystick Division looks at five games you can nerd out with at home when you're not checking the internet for all the latest Con news.
They are missing Uncharted 3...Naughty Dog confirmed they are going to have a booth showcasing the game.
I looked at the date this was written and couldn't believe it was actually from 2011.
