Starcade, the '80s TV show that had participants compete in arcade video games, will be back by the end of August. No, not as a reboot, which is in the works, but as a Twitch marathon. The video ...

One of the first-ever video arcade game shows, Starcade, is coming back. Multi-platform media company Shout! Factory has acquired the TV rights to Starcade from creators James Caruso and Mavis E.

The hit video game-oriented game show, hosted by Geoff Edwards and featuring a number of classics like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and other obscure favorites, will have a full 123 episode run starting ...

In addition to being the home of video game live streams (and the occasional food channel), Twitch has been gaining a reputation for hosting a number of marathon streams of aging TV shows. There's ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Running for three seasons in the early ‘80s, Starcade was a game show in which players with excellent hair competed on arcade machines while the host ...

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Before there were e-sports — heck, before the original Nintendo even came to America — there was Starcade. Originally airing on TBS and later in syndication, Starcade featured two contestants ...

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Classic TV game show Starcade is making a comeback. Shout! Factory has acquired worldwide television format and ancillary rights to Starcade from JM Production company, the original game show creators ...