Game Observer writes: "Data East may not be familiar a name to many of you, but they were responsible for some pretty fun video games that you might have played a few times. I remember having a lot of fun with Burger Time, Bad Dudes and Karnov; (especially Bad Dudes -- no other game takes such an arduous risk of having a bunch of ninjas kidnap the burger-loving President of the United States)."
A look back at the rare coin-op version of Lock 'n' Chase by Data East
A humorous look back at Data East's 1982 arcade classic BurgerTime and how it stacks up to the tastes of modern video game players.
Tech-Gaming writes: "The vintage vitalization theory is blissfully uncomplicated; it's proposes that a retro compilation's merit is measured by the number of its individual inclusions which have withstood the test of time. At one end of the spectrum, anthologies such as Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection or SNK Arcade Classics Volume 1 would rank high with their robust ratio of diversions which remain enjoyable nearly two decades after their original release. On the other side of things, there are collections like Temco Classic Arcade- a compendium of titles which hasn't aged as gracefully."
