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MAMECADE iOS: High Flyer Death Defyer Review MAMECADE 833 views I review High Flyer Death Defyer for Apple iOS. Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Mamecade Join me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mamecade/1522...
MAMECADE 62: Wardner recommended by Guru Larry MAMECADE 3,978 views Taito's the Warder was released in 1987. In the US the game was called Pyros but was identical in all respects. It's a cute platformer with killer gameplay. This particular...
MAMECADE 61: Bank Panic Arcade Review MAMECADE 801 views Sega dabbles in the Old West in this shooter. Protect the bank and blast the bandits! Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Mamecade Join me on Facebook: http:...
MAMECADE 60: Action Hollywood Arcade Review MAMECADE 1,371 views Play the role of a Hollywood Action Hero as you make the scene is this timed maze game. Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Mamecade Join me on Facebook: htt...
MAMECADE - Huge Dragon's Lair Arcade MAMECADE 2,104 views The biggest Dragon's Lair arcade machine I ever played was at the New York Comic Con 2011. Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Mamecade Join me on Facebook: ...
MAMECADE 59: Rolling Thunder Arcade Review MAMECADE 1,918 views Namco released Rolling Thunder, a side scrolling platform game in 1986 and it was very enjoyable to play. Its a game of terrorists, espionage and spies. Follow me on ...
MAMECADE 58: HUGE Arcade Auction MAMECADE 1,892 views *** Please turn on Annotations to see prices *** Mamecade went out to Baltimore Maryland October 8th 2011 to check out this arcade auction. It had a million Ms. Pac-Man ma...
MAMECADE TECH: Pinball Anatomy 101 MAMECADE 2,331 views A technical explanation and demonstration on how the Pinball Machines work. Mamecade's host John Pio shows you the hows and whys. Join me on Facebook: http://www.faceb...
MAMECADE TECH: The Joystick MAMECADE 1,183 views A technical explanation and demonstration on how the arcade joystick works. Mamecade's host John Pio shows you the hows and whys. Join me on Facebook: http://www.faceb...
MAMECADE 57: The Punisher Arcade Review MAMECADE 1,847 views Capcom released The Punisher in 1993. The story of Frank Castle and Nick Fury as they clean up New York and take down the Kingpin! Capcom then released a 1994 Genesis Mega ...

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MAMECADE.COM for Video Reviews, Nostalgia, Commentary of 80's and 90's Games and Toys.

MAMECADE was created to bring some lesser known or truly unique arcade games of yesteryear to public awareness.

Recently with the introduction of the website I've decided to expand beyond the scope of just the arcade realm and start to comment on retro computer games, consoles and nostalgic toys of the 80's and 90's.

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I was a quintessential child of the 80's During those years I was fascinated with arcade games and could be found on any given day dropping quarters into a myriad of arcade machines in the neighborhood. As an adult I sought out and collected arcade machines as well as a number of pinball machines for my home. In the late 90's MAME made it possible to emulate some of my favorite games as well as a host of others I'd never heard of. It's those rare game finds that inspired the creation of MAMECADE.

I am no stranger to other gaming systems and have or had at some point most of the classic consoles like: The Colecovision, Intellivision, Atari 2600 and 5200, Odyssey2, as well has later generation systems like the Sega Genesis, Dreamcast, NES, N64, Gamecube, PS1, PS2, PS3, Xbox, Xbox 360, Gameboys, PSP and a few others.

As for computing, I have a vast collection of Commodore 64 game disks and loved programming in BASIC. The C64 will always be my favorite gaming computer. Of course throughout the 90's I spent hours on PC games like MYST and Monkey Island.

I have a pretty large collection of Pinball machines. I have learned how to maintain and restore these fickle behemoths.

I'm also a long time fan of Dungeons & Dragons (the old AD&D rules best) and anything D&D related.

I'm old enough to have experienced Saturday morning cartoons as a child and continue to love cartoons and animation to this day.