Guy’s Gone Retro

Published in 1972 by Parker Bros., 4000 A.D. is a defend-and-conquer-style strategy game set in space.

Guy goes retro again! Here’s our review of the Retro Duo NES &SNES system. Is it worth the fifty dollar price tag? Guy’s digging it!

Now for iPad users comes the Holy Grail of retro: Atari’s Greatest Hits. Read our review of the iPad app that’s a game changer. No pun intended, of course.

An odd fusion of retro gaming and modern technology.

It’s amazing to think that in 1993 just the fact that the game was set in the Gulf was enough to warrant controversy and criticism.

Galaga turns 30 years old, and GUY is here to celebrate this classic arcade game — it’s a standard!

Published in 1977 by Milton Bradley, Big Foot is standard roll-and-move tabletop that’s easy to learn and play.

Who turned the Titanic into a board game? These dudes from 1976. Guy lives to tell!

The Commodore 64 has just been re-released… at the original price.

The retro game for thinkers that’s not gonna suck up your afternoon.

A glimpse into gaming 18 years ago.

Why play the video game when you can play the board game, right?

With Pokémon Snap, video games started to compete with real life. Most people chose video games.

If Rainbow Islands is anything to go by the Japanese game developers of the late eighties were even higher.

This board game is for people who don’t take board games too seriously (yes, I’m talking about you Monopoly lovers).