Deathtrap Dungeon
Ian Livingstone is one of the biggest names in British fantasy gaming. Together with Steve Jackson, he founded Games Workshop, …
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z
After the disaster that was Ninja Gaiden 3, Team Ninja apparently wisely concluded that they are not worthy of making new Ninja …
Virtua Fighter Mini
While evoked as part of a series of Saturn-to-Game Gear ports in Japan (see Panzer Dragoon Mini), the Western title makes …
F-Zero Climax
GP Legend, now out of beta Suzak must have nabbed a two-game contract with Nintendo – even though GP Legends was kind …
F-Zero GX/AX
After completely dominating the market for nearly a decade, Nintendo entered a long struggle to properly get its consoles backed …
Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord
For someone growing up with games like GTA or Halo, it might be hard to imagine how Wizardry, with its simple narrative, cumbersome menu …
Mugen no Shinzou (Dark Age of JRPGs)
I promised we’d meet XTal Soft again soon, didn’t I? Mugen no Shinzou (“Heart of Fantasy”) is actually their first RPG and …
Bloodrayne
Terminal Reality was a Texas-based studio who had some success with a PC horror game called Nocturne. Having partnered up with …
Courageous Perseus (Dark Age of JRPGs)
Hey, this is the first game in this series where I actually saw the end of it! Mostly because it …
Alone in the Dark 2
Surfing on the success of the first game, Infogrames wanted to take a new direction with the franchise. Looking at …
Montezuma’s Revenge
In the Golden Age of video games, there was no shortage of opportunities to explore the ruins of ancient civilizations. …
Final Zone
Prior to being absorbed by Namco and becoming the “Tales of…” machine, when it was still part of Telenet’s entourage, …
