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Retro Game Spotlight 079: Warlords (1980)

Publisher: Atari Platform: arcade Designers: Greg Rivera, Norm Avellar

Trivia: Prototyped early on as Castles and Kings, Warlords was released with two cabinet styles—an upright version that only supported up to two players and a cocktail version that supported up to 4 players.

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Retro Game Spotlight 046: Firefox (1984)

Publisher: Atari Platform: arcade Designers: Mike Hally, Dave Ralston, Greg Rivera, Norm Avellar

Trivia: Based on (and using actual footage from) the 1982 Clint Eastwood movie of the same name, Firefox was the only laserdisc game ever produced by Atari.

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Retro Game Spotlight 027: Star Wars (1983)

Publisher: Atari Platform: arcade Designers: Mike Hally, Jed Margolin, Greg Rivera

Trivia: Star Wars was initially planned as a 3D space war game called Warp-Speed. The controller was derived from the U.S. Army version of Atari's Battlezone: The Bradley Trainer (aka Army Battlezone).

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Mishka x Kidrobot Dunny Series 2016

OH YEAH BABY! we just got the illustrations for the Mishka x Kidrobot Dunny Series 2016. Since september, the first few Mishka x Kidrobot Dunny photos surfaced and already looked promising. The excitement is building up once again and seeing Mishka x Kidrobot work together again is vinyl porn in the making. The blind box series will feature Mishka house…

Mishka x Kidrobot Dunny Series 2016 was originally published on The Toy Chronicle

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Mishka x Kidrobot Blind Box Dunny Series

Back in November 2015 the illustrations were leaked for the upcoming Mishka x Kidrobot Blind Box Dunny Series HERE. The folks at Rotofugi have put up the pre-order for this gnarly looking series. The series looks  better then the illustrations but we’re used to that right? Some of the designs have some great accessories to go along with them.…

Mishka x Kidrobot Blind Box Dunny Series was originally published on The Toy Chronicle