09/1/15

Tuesday Gaming Nostalgia – Map Master

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While the GrogCast is on Summer vacation, we thought we’d bring you some entertaining blasts-from-gaming’s-past with some classic print ads to conjure up some reminiscing.

Very early computer mapping software.  Prices haven't changed much, though, have they?
Very early computer mapping software. Prices haven’t changed much, though, have they?

 

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08/25/15

Tuesday Gaming Nostalgia – Combots

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While the GrogCast is on Summer vacation, we thought we’d bring you some entertaining blasts-from-gaming’s-past with some classic print ads to conjure up some reminiscing.

Has anyone ever seen this actually on a game table, and not just in a discount bin?
Has anyone ever seen this actually on a game table, and not just in a discount bin?

 

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08/19/15

Tank on Tank – First Look!

LNLP reboots the Tank on Tank franchise with 2 new boxed games

Brant Guillory, 19 August 2015

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Lock’n’Load Publishing has brought back the Tank on Tank franchise, with the long-awaited East Front stand-alone game to accompany the previous version, now labeled as West Front.  What’s in the boxes?  Lessee…

The boxes are the standard LNLP "thin" boxes, which stack nicely on the game shelf alongside all their others.
The boxes are the standard LNLP “thin” boxes, which stack nicely on the game shelf alongside all their others.

edit: to clarify, when referring to the standard LNLP “thin” box, we’re referring to the height of the box, and not the thickness of the actual box material.  These things are pretty substantial, but are only about 1″ high.  They are not the paper-thin tuck boxes of LNLP days gone by.

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08/18/15

Tuesday Gaming Nostalgia – Palladium’s Weapons Books

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While the GrogCast is on Summer vacation, we thought we’d bring you some entertaining blasts-from-gaming’s-past with some classic print ads to conjure up some reminiscing.

Palladium's books were always lavishly illustrated
Palladium’s books were always lavishly illustrated

OK, hands up – who had these?!


 

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