modernized ports of Pangea Software classics
courtesy of Iliyas Jorio
Bugdom
Mighty Mike (aka Power Pete)
Cro-Mag Rally
Nanosaur
OttoMatic
Bugdom 2
Nanosaur 2
Billy Frontier
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Singapore
seen from United Kingdom

seen from China
seen from China
seen from Bangladesh

seen from Belarus
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from T1
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from China

seen from United States

seen from China
modernized ports of Pangea Software classics
courtesy of Iliyas Jorio
Bugdom
Mighty Mike (aka Power Pete)
Cro-Mag Rally
Nanosaur
OttoMatic
Bugdom 2
Nanosaur 2
Billy Frontier
Power Pete
2018
“Take that, you fiend!”
Did you ever play this computer game back in the ‘90s? I remember us getting to the world with the clowns and the giant bunnies and it started getting really difficult. The giant bunnies creeped me out…
We're back to streaming! Tonight 9/13 at 7pm Pacific, we're playing the toy store shoot-em-up Power Pete for the Macintosh! For some reason, I was invited onto a podcast to talk about Power Pete, so we're gonna play through as much of it as we can!
twitch.tv/obscuritory
POWER PETE
Reblog if you remember Power Pete/Mighty Mike
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Currently I have 161,775 points, 8 lives, full health, and 478 cake bombs Nobody can fuck with me on this game
I like Gene Koh's music. It's a shame he doesn't do more.
dinomancer asked you:
"I've got a mystery game for ya'll. It was a top-down shooter for the old iMac (at least, that's where I played it) where you play as some manner of commando type guy, making his way though various cartoony levels, with one being full of dinosaurs and the last being a giant circus! Your only method of attack was shooting tiny glowing orange balls. I'm sorry I can't describe it in better detail, that's why I haven't been able to find it so far! Any help?"
UPDATE: Thanks everybody for figuring out this is
Power Pete (Pangea/Interplay - Mac - 1995)