Crossfire was heavily promoted in 1971 on television, but never really lived up to expectations.
It was advertised as “The fastest rapid-fire action game ever”, and was based on the concepts involved in Ice Hockey and Curling.
FEATURED POSTS
Action Figures
What??? A boy playing with a doll??? Are you insane? These weren't dolls, they were 'Action Figures'. There's a big difference . . ....
Self-Help Movement
As the seventies began, the search for self-awareness became an increasingly mainstream concept. After the rampant consumerism of the '50s and early '60s, and...
Granny Dresses
Mini-skirts and hot pants guaranteed an eyeful, but the granny dress buttoned up and covered everything but the head and hands.
The granny dress was...
George Bush
George Bush graduated from Yale University in 1948, after wartime naval service.
He made a fortune in the Texan oil industry before entering politics to...
Scalextric
Launched in 1958 by Minimodels, Scalextric promised to "bring the excitement of motor racing right into your home where children and adults alike can...
