Remakes of classic games usually take one of two routes. One route involves slightly changed gameplay mixed in with revamped graphics, while the other route is just a graphical overhaul of the ...

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NAMCO HOMETEK INC. ANNOUNCES "DIG DUG® DIGGING STRIKE" Classic Arcade Hero to Battle All-New Subterranean Monsters On The Nintendo DS This Fall SANTA CLARA, Calif., (August 17, 2005) – Global video ...

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Dig Dug Remix by Namco brings the arcade classic Dig Dug to your iPhone or iPod touch. But there’s more to this offering than nostalgia—Namco also servers up a new version of the game to freshen ...

Three more titles join the library of Nintendo Switch Online retro classics available to subscribers: Earthworm Jim, Dig Dug 2, and Mappy-Land. All three are available right now. Earthworm Jim 2, for ...

Ahead of the release of Stranger Things Season 2, the titles of the first six episodes were revealed, giving the world an extremely vague tease of what's to come. One of those episode titles is a ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Arcade Archives: Dig Dug "Dig Dug" is an action game released by Namco (Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.) in 1982. Take control of Dig Dug and to spear ...

Remember the golden days of video games? The days of mad masses storming dark arcades clad in short-shorts and knee-high socks? High scores? Initials? Ringing ears? Those were good days for video game ...

And that s Dig Dug – same as it ever was. Essentially unchanged from the arcade original, still as fun to play as ever. But while the classic appeal of Dig Dug on a nostalgic level can t be questioned ...

If you’re looking for nostalgia, go play the classics. Growing up, I played a lot of Dig Dug II: Trouble in Paradise for the NES. I also played a fair amount of the original Dig Dug, but not as much.