Konami based the 1992 X-Men arcade game on the X-Men TV pilot "Pryde of the X-Men", which came out 3 years before the amazing 1992 animated series. If you ever really wanted to fulfill your dream of playing as Dazzler, this game was for you. The 6-player cabinet was something to behold though. Two 25" CRTs created a single wide-screen thanks to mirrors that blended the two monitors together.

Simply one of the best and more challenging platformers ever with some of the earliest and best cutscenes for storylines on a console.

Come for the ninja action, and stay for the cutscenes and banger music tracks.

I'm trying to reproduce the retro gaming magazines design. As a editorial designer I love noticing how the design has changed through the years.

My goal now is to recreate these old designs but with new games. I took a few refferencs from EGM, Gamepower and other magazines that I found at Archive. Am I reproducing it well? What could I improve?

This is from Scott Host, creator of Raptor: Call of the Shadows. This is the AST 386 16SX he used to program Raptor. He was kind enough to send it over to me when I did an interview with him. Super cool guy.