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Totally Rad, known in Japan as Magic John (マジック・ジョン, Majikku Jon), is an action-adventure game developed by Aicom and published by Jaleco for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The game was released in Europe in 1990, in Japan on September 28, 1990 and in North America in March 1991.
^ Earlier in the year, I read this one. It was published by the University of Massachusetts Press as part of a fascinating series on the Cold War that, depending on the volume and author, focuses on the culture, science, politics, military, et al. of the Cold War.
The Strategic Defense...
civil defense
i have become death destroyer of worlds
in space noone can here you fart
laser beam!
orbital nukes
strontium-90 breakfast of champions
the gipper
too sick to survive
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Throughout film history, completely fictional firearms have shown up in various movies. Most are real firearms mocked up to their silver screen form. Examples would be like the Pulse rifles in Aliens (made from a Thompson, Remington 870, and other gun bits) and Podbyrin 9.2㎜ pistol in Red Heat...
So, last night I was watching Better Off Dead (1985) and I got to thinking today about how many truly amazing films were release in that decade. Be it action, horror, comedy, romantic, surreal, war film, science fiction, and all the rest.
So, just tossing it out there: what are your favorite...
Today I stopped by a small sporting goods store that has been around since, according to the wife of the owner, 1946. I remember going there as a youth for fishing supplies, and with my father and older brother for firearm-related items back in the 1980s. My reason for visiting was largely...
My father used to, albeit on rare occasions, do bowling pin shoots back in the day (1980s). Last year I read a couple books on the topic (Pin Shooting: A Complete Guide, by Mitchell Ota and Hit the White Part by Massad Ayoob) and I find it interesting. This summer, in addition to some other...
I've been looking through an old copy of American Handgunner (Jan/Feb 1980). This looks like it may have been fun:
I only vaguely remember advertisements for freon-powered, full-auto, airguns. AFAIK, I never saw one in person. Out of curiosity, anyone play with these back in the day?