Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Anyone old enough to have set foot in a video arcade recognizes the name Galaga, the game that had players vaporizing ...

SAN DIEGO, Calif., July 22, 2017 (Newswire.com) - The legendary game Galaga is finally getting an origin story. Swedish and Los Angeles-based producer The Nuttery Entertainment have entered into an ...

With several comfortable control schemes and almost perfect mimicry of the original game, Galaga for mobile reminds us that often there’s just no improving upon a classic. Simply put, if you want your ...

No, we're not talking about Liam and Noel. Arcade shooter "Galaga" celebrates its 45th anniversary this month, and there’s a lot to be thankful for. Developed by Namco, few know the game was actually ...

More than 35 years after the game was released, a production company called The Nuttery Entertainment is helming the production of the game’s animated series through a partnership with Bandai Namco ...

Remember the classic ’80s arcade game Galaga? It’s getting something of a refresh — if you snag one of Apple’s upcoming iPhone XS models, you’ll be able to play Galaga in augmented reality and against ...

We’ll pause a moment to let that sink in. Production company The Nuttery Entertainment is taking the 8-bit quarter-gobbler, where players exterminated an endless stream of aliens (and which had ...

In this April 20, 2018, photo, Andrew Barrow plays the game Galaga at an arcade in Wellington, New Zealand. Mastering a classic arcade game isn’t a lucrative hobby, so some of the world’s best players ...

In a film packed with nerd-baiting moments, the best scene in The Avengers for gamers was the onein which Tony Stark points out that a bored S.H.I.E.L.D. agent was playing Galaga on the bridge of one ...

If nothing else, the 1981 arcade game Galaga is known for its deep and engrossing story. So it's no surprise that it would be tapped for a new animated series. Variety reports that The Nuttery ...

Nuttery Entertainment has struck a deal with Bandi Namco Entertainment to develop an animated series based on the arcade game Galaga. The deal between the LA based Nuttery and Bandi Namco, who owns ...