When video games started invading toy store shelves the industry was stunned by a product that not only buried traditional products but dominated at generating revenue. Secretly they all wanted a piece of the pie and the hope was that the video medium VHS could be the gateway. Enter the failed consoles of the Action Max, ViewMaster Interactive Vision, and canceled Hasbro Control-Vision (codenamed NEMO). Oddly enough these consoles did have roots with some very top people in both toys and gaming in addition to creating the building blocks of the Full Motion Video (FMV) game.
The 'Sega Sickener' was an infamous article printed by the Daily Mail concerning the release of the videogame Night Trap on the Sega Mega CD.
Well all press is good press.. until it is not. After decades were basically still there, some makes an article which makes it sound more horrible than it is and people getting outraged and boot up their twitters.
If there is somepoint new tomb raider, i guess she is wearing a veil and no death scenes. Only enemies are robotzombies and your weapon is megaphone where you can tell how to recycle and not pollute.
It's time to get weird. We've rounded up some of the most bizarre DOS games out there.
We take on the not so most violent game congress has ever seen.
You know you are a Gamer when you have had an Action max!!!
Blue Thunder and Sonic Fury
"Target hit"
Oh god the action max