This month, we bid farewell to our beloved gamemaster Rich Lau before he leaves town with a special night dedicated to his contributions to Indie Game Night over the last couple of years! Although it's a bummer to see him go, we want to give him a proper send-off with a night full of Indie Game Night's greatest hits such…
UPDATE 12/29: VIP Wristbands are now SOLD OUT! If you purchased one, you’ll receive a follow-up message soon. Thank you to everyone that purchased one! Our NYE party is already a killer deal, but sometimes you just need a little bit of VIP treatment. Get a VIP wristband and skip the line at the door, so you can get right…
The Ultimate Basketball Game!
Konami released Double Dribble in arcades in 1986 as a follow-up to their first basketball arcade game, Super Basketball. The game boasts realistic features including five-player teams with specialized characters, official quarters and half-time switch as well as a national anthem ceremony, cheerleaders, mascots and fans. The player can replicate all of the actions of…
Atari fans rejoice! We saved some copies of the Deluxe Edition of Art of Atari from our book signings at PRGE a couple of months ago, and we even got a few of them signed by the author Tim Lapetino, former Atari artist Steven Hendricks and industrial designer Barney Huang! A very limited number of these out of print Deluxe…
There's a tough choice to make for fans of side-scrolling action games during this month's Clash of the Classics! We need your help in deciding who is most worthy of a spot in the arcade: Aliens or Shinobi? Aliens is a side-scrolling shoot 'em up game developed and published by Konami in 1990. Players can choose to face the deadly Xenomorphs solo or cooperatively…