Bullfrog made a Christmas computer game? Yes, yes they did. And it is not nearly as psychotic as the name implies.

Classic Game Room was the FIRST classic video game review show on the Internet in 1999. Returning in 2008 with new episodes, Classic Game Room breaks out a review of the PLAYSTATION 2 PS2 VS. ATARI 2600 video computer system VCS. CGRHD takes a close look at the new PS2 Slim model compared to the smaller Atari 2600 Jr. The 2600 Junior (as it was known) was released in 1986 to a public hot for the NES, sadly it never received the recognition that it deserved. So which is better? In this versus console battle to the death these two juggernauts from different video gaming eras compete for the world championship of great video game consoles… right. What is incredible is that in the history of video games, the Atari 2600 was a landmark system that debuted in 1977. The PS2 was released to North America in October of 2000. Both were expensive when they came out, were huge and bulky and had only a few games available. But over time they developed a huge fan following that enjoyed their gameplay and graphics, and had literally thousands of games released for each system. Both the 2600 and Playstation 2 had smaller, more compact models released and both are more affordable today for collectors. Sadly there is no wood grained heavy sixer PS2. Check out all the Classic Game Room HD reviews for awesome arcade retro old school games vs. the newest brand new video games on the market for PS3 and Xbox 360. Classic Game Room was the original classic video game review show on the Internet …

Christmas doesn’t include the North Pole’s Santa Claus everywhere in the world, oh no. In countries like the Netherlands and Belgium you’ve got Sinterklaas, aka Sint Nicolaas, having his holiday loot stolen and getting his own computer games! Download the game for free here! www.wieringsoftware.nl

Light Guardian review for iPhone 4S. Classic Game Room – LIGHT GUARDIAN mobile review

Review of the Sony MDR-XB500. Definitely worth the price. 9.5/10.

Watch in High Definition! Classic Game Room HD reviews the experience unboxing a NES ACTION SET from 1990! The Nintendo Entertainment System was sold in many different versions over many years, the Action Set was a later incarnation of the NES lineup and came packed with a Nintendo toaster system, NES Zapper, two controllers, Nintendo Power magazine advertisement, Nintendo poster and all accessories needed to hook an NES up to a television. The previous CGRHD NES toaster broke, and after replacing the 72 pin connector was still not working properly. We had to finally replace our trusty Nintendo. After searching the Earth for a new NES it was decided that Classic Game Room wanted an original toaster model of the NES because it has a superior video output and that old school Nintendo style. A used Nintendo was found, sold complete with its original box and all add-ons. CGRHD jumped at the chance to unbox an NES and picked it up! This review coveres the packaging and experience unboxing a Nintendo Entertainment System! Enjoy the un box video as an NES is un boxed!