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A boy, a snake, and a console or two.

This week, Kusoge Sunday journeys into the weird world of European Atari 2600 games with the enigmatic Lilly Adventure.

After a long absence, I'm finally continuing with my Where I Read posts, covering various classic gaming and computing magazines.

Meet SpectraVision, a game developer from the '80s that also dabbled in home console creation.

Centipede is classic and beloved arcade game. Human Centipede is a horror movie filled with experimentation and jack boots. Mixing the two isn't a good idea for anyone.

The '80s was a rough time to own a video-game company. Atari was flanked on both sides by Coleco and Mattel wanting to get in on their action.

How gaming can save your life, the need for investigative journalism, Starcraft 2 and more await in this edition of the Community Spotlight.

My interview with Indie Developer Jo-Remi Madsen from RoflGames about his demake on Fable! Also his other work, such as Owlboy, his views on gaming and MineCraft. Check out his project 'Fableous' as it really is well thought out and beautifully presented.

A thank you letter to a system that shaped the very way we all played games.

Alex continues with his journey through the history of early computing with Analog Computing's second issue.

In this retro ad, Activision is brutally honest about what you get with Chopper Command: A helicopter shooting lasers.

How to build your own gaming website, why so many people are excited about Dead Rising 2, a new take on how we write and more await in this edition of the Community Spotlight.

Do you remember the ridiculous marketing surrounding the Atari 2600? This is a collection of some of the more ridiculous adverts.

A gamer decides to take part in an experiment to test nostalgia by playing nothing but Atari 2600 games for a whole day. He then reports his reviews of the games he has played and his experience.

When the video game market picked up again after the terrible mid-'80s crash, Atari was desperate to get a piece of the action....

The rarest Atari 2600 cartridge in the world, Air Raid, is actually a terrible bootleg copy of a game called Space Jockey. Here's a look at the incredibly common title that started it all.

It is a crime that a Kolchak: the Night Stalker game never existed. The Retroist partially rights this wrong with their mock screen shots.

Popeye doesn't need "aerobixs" to get those fabulous muscles, and neither will you if you play his Atari 2600 game.

An epic quest for a sacred artifact starring a pixel and a dragon that looks like a duck.

Is the market for rare and retro games missing the point of gaming? One cynical collector examines this culture.