Jul 11, 2014
RetroCrap of the Moment: 1979 Viacom "Warpspeed V of Doom"
The "Hurry up, we're out of FREEKING time!" version...
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RetroCrap of the Moment: 1979 Viacom "Warpspeed V of Doom"
The "Hurry up, we're out of FREEKING time!" version...
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Retrocrap of the Moment:
The best-possible ending to the game "Doom".
Keep in mind... this is the 'best' ending. You can't achieve this on easier levels as it basically punishes you with death after completing the game.
Moral of the story: Don't take the easy way. And the hard way sucks ass too.
RetroCrap of the Moment:
1982 Zaxxon arcade TV Commercial
The first ever television commercial for an arcade game. Produced for $150,000 by Paramount.
The main thing I remember about this was the disappointment when I played the actual game. While it's visuals were still stunning for the time, the commercial made it seem as if you were going to be playing from a first-person 3D perspective, rather than the isometric perspective. Still a cool game tho, and an all-time classic.
RetroCrap of the Moment:
"Missile" by Sega, 1969
RetroCrap of the Moment:
Get Ayds...
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RetroCrap of the Moment: 1979 Hanna-Barbera "Swirling Star" closing logo
Variants of it were used between 1979-1992, while re-creations have been made for late 90's and 2000's cartoons by Time Warner.
RetroCrap of the Moment: 1984 Mr. T cereal commercial
I pity da foo that don't eat Mr. T cereal. It's coo
RetroCrap of the Moment: 1981 KTLA-TV Channel 5 Los Angeles Station ID