▲ 29 r/1990s

Zombies Ate My Neighbors

Remember playing Zombies Ate My Neighbors on consoles back in 1993? Zombies Ate My Neighbors is a run-and-gun survival horror video game developed by LucasArts and originally published by Konami for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) and Sega Genesis. Adored for its campy, B-movie horror parody style, the game follows two teenage protagonists, Zeke and Julie, as they navigate mazes of suburban backyards, shopping malls, and castles to rescue their eccentric neighbors from an array of monsters unleashed by a mad scientist. Did you finish the game?

u/CarloCarrasco — 6 days ago
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Walkway to Quest Plus/Entrata/Firehouse Pizza

For your reference, this is the path to reach Entrata/Quest Plus/Firehouse Pizza coming from Festival Mall by foot.

From time to time, there are squatters or beggars who will be there to beg money from those who walk the path. Be cautious when you travel there.

u/CarloCarrasco — 7 days ago
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Kyojiri - Landmark Alabang

Looking for affordable Japanese food at the food court of Landmark Alabang? Try Kyojiri. Have you bought any of their meals? Good value ba?

u/CarloCarrasco — 6 days ago
▲ 149 r/1990s

Spider-Man/Venom: Maximum Carnage

Remember how wild the marketing of Spider-Man/Venom: Maximum Carnage was back in 1994? The red artwork of Carnage appearing above the city had this movie-like vibe. I know some people who were excited by the marketing and ended up being disappointed with the game itself.

u/CarloCarrasco — 8 days ago
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Shopwise Alabang

Have you been to Shopwise at Festival Mall today? If you did, did you notice anything new?

u/CarloCarrasco — 7 days ago

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Festival

Is the Festival Mall branch of The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf your favorite coffee shop in the mall? What is your favorite among their hot and cold coffee?

u/CarloCarrasco — 9 days ago

Root Beer Tapper

If you have played Root Beer Tapper in the arcades, did you play the ColecoVision port? Released in 1984, this is widely considered one of the best vintage ports. It closely matches the arcade graphics and sound.

u/CarloCarrasco — 9 days ago

Road Blaster

This is the Japanese market arcade flyer of Road Blaster. The game used Laserdisc technology and it had lots of anime visuals.

u/CarloCarrasco — 10 days ago
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Landmark Alabang Food Court

Is the large food court of Landmark Alabang your favorite food court in all of Alabang? Are the choices of food and drinks the best?

u/CarloCarrasco — 9 days ago
▲ 815 r/The1980s

Zaxxon

Among the many arcade games released in 1982, is Zaxxon your favorite? I never had the chance to play Zaxxon in the arcades, but I played its MS-DOS version.

Zaxxon is widely celebrated in video game history as the first arcade game to use axonometric (isometric) projection, an innovative graphical approach that simulated a true 3D perspective from a third-person viewpoint.

u/CarloCarrasco — 11 days ago
▲ 142 r/1980s

Carole Bouquet

Remember actress Carole Bouquet? She was the main Bond girl in 1981's For Your Eyes Only. She is a French actress and model. If you focus more on her works in European cinema, she is renowned for her classic, sophisticated beauty and commanding screen presence.

Going back to her work in For Your Eyes Only, Bouquet was actually dubbed over. Bouquet is French, but her character, Melina Havelock, was supposed to be half-British and half-Greek. Because she spoke with a highly pronounced French accent at the time, director John Glen and the producers opted to overlay her voice in post-production with a more fitting English accent.

u/CarloCarrasco — 11 days ago
▲ 21 r/1990s

Cliffhanger

If you enjoyed the 1993 film Cliffhanger in the movie theaters, did you enjoy playing the official video game based on the movie?

u/CarloCarrasco — 14 days ago
▲ 266 r/The1980s

Commando

Was Commando your favorite arcade game in 1985? Designed by the legendary Tokuro Fujiwara, it is widely considered one of the most influential titles in the shoot 'em up genre, setting the gold standard for top-down military action games. Some people thought this game was related to Arnold Schwarzenegger's movie Commando.

u/CarloCarrasco — 14 days ago
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The late Reggie Lewis remembered

Way back in the 1990s, I was still a fan of the Boston Celtics. After the legendary Larry Bird retired in 1992, his successor Reggie Lewis (already led the Celtics in scoring during Bird's final season) became the definitive leader of the team.

During the first 1993 playoff game of the Celtics against the Charlotte Hornets, Lewis suddenly collapsed. He left the game with a total of 13 minutes played and 17 points scored.

A few months later, the shocking news of Lewis' sudden death spread like wildfire. His death sparked discussions about heart conditions, career-ending illnesses and other relevant topics.

Anyone here a fan of Lewis and/or the Celtics?

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u/CarloCarrasco — 14 days ago