The June 2025 edition of Steam Next Fest is officially underway, with hundreds of free demos just waiting to be played!

The PC Gaming Show 2025 took place this afternoon, revealing over 60 trailers during their enarly three hour livestream for ...

TriangleService will release a Switch version of vertical-scrolling shoot ’em up TRIZEAL Remix on June 5, the developer announced. TRIZEAL Remix, an enhanced port of the 2004 arcade shoot ’em ...

World Video Game Hall of Fame inducts Defender, Tamagotchi, GoldenEye 007 and Quake The Hall of Fame each year recognizes arcade, console, computer, handheld, and mobile games that have had ...

Publishers City Connection and Clear River Games, and developers G.rev and TAKE x OFF have officially announced Mamorukun ReCurse!, a remastered version of vertical-scrolling shoot ’em up Mam… ...

Arcade games have a long history that dates back roughly half a century. From Pong to Pac-Ma n, the '70s and '80s pioneered the games that would eventually become console classics.

Arcade shooting games are, in truth, ... vertical scrolling over a horizontally-orientated playfield. ... Compared to the convention of a five-stage, 30-minute arcade shooter, that is significant.

10 Best Arcade 'Shmups, Ranked. Story by ... Shmups, or shoot 'em ups, come in glorious varieties – vertical or horizontal, bullet hells ... these games have been preserved for a new generation ...

NebulasRay (ネビュラスレイ Nebyurasurei?) is a vertical scrolling shooter arcade game that was released by Namco in 1994 (but was first referred to, in the Katakana syllabic writing system ...

If you love blowing up bugs, Humble’s $18 Earth Defense Force bundle is for you. Fight your way through the past nine years of EDF content for less than $20 ...

Like other games on this list, 3rd Strike was originally developed for CP System III Arcade hardware. 3rd Strike is widely regarded as the best of the Street Fighter III trilogy and is notable for ...

That includes a wide array of arcade games that began with the 1983 rail shooter. Known simply as "Star Wars," it was developed by Atari and later saw ports arrive on home consoles such as the ...