Kaze no Notam
Why do people explore virtual worlds? It’s a question without any one answer, for there are as many answers are …
Time and Eternity
Early in development and up to its release, the most unique thing to Time and Eternity‘s name was its novel aesthetic. …
Elemental Gearbolt
One of the rare non-Namco light gun games worth playing on the PlayStation, taking place in a fantasy world and featuring a vaguely RPG-esque leveling system.
Yumimi Mix
ADD PASSWORDS TEXT FILE On December 4, 1988, NEC released the PC Engine CD, thus beginning the wave of CD …
Segata Sanshiro Shinken Yuugi
While the Sega Saturn proved unpopular among contemporary American players, the system garnered far more love in Japan. Now a …
Rhythm Thief and the Emperor’s Treasure
Anyone familiar with Sega’s catalog of games knows how indispensable music has been to the company’s vision. While by no …
Super Tempo
The Saturn is most fondly remembered for its strong library of 2D games, so it only makes sense that something …
Famicom Bunko: Hajimari no Mori
Long after the Super Nintendo faded from relevance in America and Europe, the Nintendo Power service ensured its survival in …
Napple Tale
At first glance, Napple Tale: Arsia in Daydream looks like a historical anomaly. In a time when Sega was flexing their creative …
Hyper Iria
Ever since the late days of the Atari 2600, video game adaptations of non-video game properties have firmly entrenched themselves …
Motoko-chan no Wonder Kitchen
From the very moment you boot up the game, it’s clear what Motoko-Chan no Wonder Kitchen is. Its visual style is a …
Neon Genesis Evangelion
If you asked an anime fan what the best anime from the 1990s was, you’d probably get Cowboy Bebop as your answer. …
Mindseeker
1988 and 1989 were very strange years for video games. For whatever reason, this period saw an odd rise in …
