One of the most ridiculous gaming devices to come out of the ’90s was definitely the Sega Activator, a supposed full body controller that missed the mark.
A staple of ’90s girl’s slumber parties was the board game Dream Phone, a game all about what guy had a crush on you.
If you played Duck Hunt on your Nintendo in the ’80s, then you definitely became one with the Zapper, the best of the many different ’80s video game peripherals.
Diddy Kong Racing definitely can battle Mario Kart for the best racing game for the Nintendo 64 — but how did it come to be in the first place?
If you were all about that princess life in the ’90s, then there was a board game just for you: Pretty Pretty Princess.
If you loved video games in the ’80s but thought they were all sort of same-y and boring, then the introduction of Prince of Persia probably blew your mind — and you weren’t alone!
One of the most influential arcade video games in history has got to be Pac-Man! Today we take a look at how it came to be.
One of the most enduring and addictive video games has got to be Tetris. But where did it get its start?
If you wanted a structured version of Truth or Dare to play at a slumber party in the ’90s, then Girl Talk was the board game made for you.
Hit the buzzer! Someone’s… Outta Control! Let’s take a look back at this memory game — DO you like it or DON’T you?
