As 2023 draws to a close we wish you a happy new year for 2024!
Best Wishes,
The King of Grabs
As 2023 draws to a close we wish you a happy new year for 2024!
Best Wishes,
The King of Grabs
Today, 21st December 2023, is the sixth birthday of this website.
So happy birthday to us! 🙂
We hope that you continue to find this site enjoyable and informative.
Thank you for your support,
The King of Grabs

It’s time for another random celebration of video game goodness!
This week I’m posting grabs of games beginning with the letter ‘C’… 🙂
Here’s a full run-down of what was posted (in published order):
Chakan: The Forever Man, Megadrive/Genesis (1992)
Cadash, Arcade (1990)
Castlevania: Dracula X, Super Nintendo (1995)
Castlevania: Curse of Darkness, XBox (2005)
Chiller, Commodore 64 (1985)
Chiller, ZX Spectrum (1985)
Chiller 2, Commodore 64 (2020)
Clockwork Knight 2, Sega Saturn (1995)
Colt Canyon, PC (2020)
Crysis, PC (2007)
Championship Pool, Game Boy (1993)
Combat School, Arcade (1987)
Commando, Atari 7800 (1989)
Crash Bandicoot, PlayStation (1996)
Crime City, Arcade (1989)
Enjoy,
The King of Grabs
As 2022 draws to a close we wish you a happy new year for 2023!
Best Wishes,
The King of Grabs

Today, the 21st December 2022, is the fifth birthday of this website – thekingofgrabs.com. So happy birthday to us! Here are a few facts and quotes about this website, and some links to our recent favourites…
As 2021 draws to a close we wish you a happy new year for 2022!
Happy gaming!
Best Wishes,
The King of Grabs
Today, the 21st December 2021, is the fourth birthday of this website – thekingofgrabs.com. So happy birthday to us!
We hope that you continue to find this site useful and informative. And that it maybe inspires you to discover (or rediscover) great games from the past.
Thank you for your support,
The King of Grabs
The Neo Geo is a high-end Japanese video games system, designed for use in both arcades, and at home. It was developed by SNK and first launched in 1990.
I had these screenshots of my Witcher 3 achievements popping on Steam, and they were sat on my hard drive doing nothing, so I thought I’d share them with the world.
Born in Sheffield in 1965, Antony Crowther is a prolific and highly-regarded British video games designer/programmer who has had success across a number of different platforms.
Crowther is particularly well known for his Commodore 64 games, although he has worked on pretty much every gaming system known to man. He still designs and programs games to this day.