Classic Home Video Games, 1989-1990

Fulltime freelancer and pop culture expert Brett Weiss lives in Fort Worth, Texas. In addition to his reference books about classic home video games, he has written for numerous magazines and newspapers.

“an excellent book for game historians and newcomers to these consoles to have on their shelves...very intuitive and user-friendly”—Sega 16; “one of the only works of its kind on the first generation of home video games”—ARBA; “you’ll find plenty to enjoy here...a solid recommendation”—Seafoam Gaming; “well written...well researched and well detailed”—Yourwolfsdengaming; “Brett is a talented writer whose passion for various artistic endeavors, such as video games and music, comes through in his own work. The Classic Home Video Games series is one worth reading. Whether you grew up with these games or you’re simply looking for an entertaining history lesson, there’s a lot here to enjoy. Pick up these books and game on!”—Michael Cavacini, award-winning communications professional, writer, and professor

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments      Foreword by Leonard Herman      Preface      Neo Geo      Samurai      Sega Genesis      BubsyII      Mortal Kombat      TurboGrafx-16      Pac-Land      Appendix I. Neo Geo CD      Appendix II. Sega CD      Appendix III. Sega 32X      Appendix IV. TurboGrafx-CD      Appendix V. Atari Lynx      Appendix VI. Nintendo Game Boy      Glossary      Bibliography      Index