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Burning Soldier
Kung Fu Panda
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Ben 10: Alien Force
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Suzuki TT Superbikes: Real Road Racing
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Ultimate General: Gettysburg
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Warhammer Quest
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Forgotton Anne
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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
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New Reviews
Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra
"Evolution and highlight of the series"
by Oleg Roschin on Jun 17, 2018
Madeline: European Adventures
"A fun and easy point-and-click adventure game for kids"
by Nathan Hardy on Jun 08, 2018
MobyGames News
New MobyGoal (& apologies for downtime!)
Thanks to everyone for bearing with us through some site downtime a couple of days ago. Our (slightly old site) had its 'task manager' malfunction, so it required some complex surgery from Reed & special guest helper Brian H! Seems to be working now, but feel free to post or PM if you see anything amiss.
Secondly, we took advantage of the editing to add a new stretch MobyGoal - 7,000 iPhone games. Yep, we know they're not such a popular area to add for contributors, but there are a lot of smartphone games played by millions and not yet documented, so we thought we'd ask nicely!
Secondly, we took advantage of the editing to add a new stretch MobyGoal - 7,000 iPhone games. Yep, we know they're not such a popular area to add for contributors, but there are a lot of smartphone games played by millions and not yet documented, so we thought we'd ask nicely!
Some more great MobyGames users (& their milestones!)
Following up from the last post about this, and noting some of the congratulations mentioned in the news comments, wanted to point out:
- Rainer S, who does an amazing job of adding cover art for German titles in particular, is now over 100k MobyPoints, one of a select few (less than 15!) to ever do that.
- The incredibly methodical Piltdown Man is now over the 150k points mark - thanks to him for adding a lot of obscure PC shareware games of recent.
Thanks to these two, and please post other user milestones in the comments as you see them!
- Rainer S, who does an amazing job of adding cover art for German titles in particular, is now over 100k MobyPoints, one of a select few (less than 15!) to ever do that.
- The incredibly methodical Piltdown Man is now over the 150k points mark - thanks to him for adding a lot of obscure PC shareware games of recent.
Thanks to these two, and please post other user milestones in the comments as you see them!
REMINDER: come hang on the MobyGames Discord!
Just a brief reminder that the MobyGames Discord server is open to all past, current & future Moby contributors.
It's a real-time chat service where various regulars talk about MobyGames contributions, game collecting, and other random fun facts. See you there!
It's a real-time chat service where various regulars talk about MobyGames contributions, game collecting, and other random fun facts. See you there!
Shout-out: FAM's excellent game cover additions!
We wanted to give a shout-out to one of our newest contributors, FAM, who has been adding all kinds of rare game packaging art since he started contributing in February.
For example, he's adding nicely scanned original covers for rare PC Engine CD games, as well as weird Amstrad CPC games & lots more besides. Look through his full contributions to date here.
For example, he's adding nicely scanned original covers for rare PC Engine CD games, as well as weird Amstrad CPC games & lots more besides. Look through his full contributions to date here.
Help needed: new polls & featured games.
We recently mentioned the 'featured games' part of the MobyGames homepage, so a quick plea - we're a bit short on both featured games and (to a lesser extent, but still!) new polls, so if you have a chance, please submit some. Thanks!
View past news.
Tip Of The DayIf the description of a game is too vague or confusing, try checking the game's Advertising Blurb to see the
original advertising copy, sometimes directly from the game's box or website. (Hey, we don't type 'em in for nothin'! ;-) more tips
Current MobyGoal
Featured Game
Attack Of The Saucerman!
Attack of the Saucerman! is just one of those sci-fi games that needs to be seen and not heard. A platformer/shooter with heavy comedic elements and B-movie influence, you take control of Ed the Alien, who must save the Earth from a evil corporation who plans to turn living beings into a food resource. Most of the game, you will be shooting, jumping and completing objectives. Nothing special, but despite the cartoon graphics and wacky sci-fi humor, this game is also surprisingly violent and coarse for an E-rated platformer game. There's blood splatter effects when characters are injured, enemies making violent screams when they die and even a few instances of swearing (but nothing excessive). So much for this being for the kiddies, eh?
Attack of the Saucerman! isn't a fairly easy game to find either, so if you find this at a thrift store or on eBay cheap - consider yourself lucky.
by Tony Denis
This Day In Gaming
| 1987 Devil World NES version released. (Sweden) |
| 1988 Solitaire Royale Sharp X1 version released. (Japan) |
| Ys II: Ancient Ys Vanished - The Final Chapter PC-98 version released. (Japan) |
| World Class Baseball TurboGrafx-16 version released. (Japan) |
| 1990 Creature Power Atari ST version released. (Worldwide) |
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