Frogger History of: Frogger The early 1980s was a big time for video games, with the various gaming companies competing tooth and nail to release the most popular game in the arcades. In this era companies were breaking away from the norm, and the trend seemed to be the designing of what can only be called "cute" video games. The example below is no exception. Hot Dog Jumping Frog: The History of Frogger Published in 1981 by Sega/Gremlin and developed by Konami, Frogger became a classic among the gaming public, with a truly original concept and theme. The object of the game was quite simple. At various times throughout the game a lady frog would appear. Conversions and Sequels Frogger, although simple by design was thoroughly addictive to play, and the inevitable release on home consoles seemed to increase it's popularity even further. Commodore 64 Atari 5200 S.N.E.S Nintendo Game Boy Microsoft Xbox 360
Hangman Game - Play Hangman Online Asteroids Raiden Game History Raiden carries on with the successful formula of the many shooters that has preceded it. It is the first game in a successful series of blasters featuring an experimental supersonic attack fighter, that has to defend earth from the invading alien hordes. The History of Raiden First released into the arcades in 1990, developed by Seibu Kaihatsu and published by Fabtek. The object of the game is simple, as the player you take control of the Raiden attack fighter, and must battle your way through eight levels and various enemies. When all eight levels are completed the game begins again on the first level, only this time the enemies fire at a higher rate. Conversions and Sequels Due to the success of Raiden, the game spawned three true sequels, these include; Raiden DX (1994) Raiden 3 (2005) Raiden 4 (2007)