Fire Emblem: Monshou no Nazo
Two years after Fire Emblem Gaiden, Nintendo brought the series to the Super Famicom. The story of Monshō no Nazo (“Mystery of the …
Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars
Looking to release a game on the PSP, Sega and Sniper Studios ported over Crazy Taxi. It’s really just a combination …
Ganso!! Yanchamaru
Despite appearing on a portable platform, Ganso! Yanchamaru for the Game Boy is a much more appropriate successor to the original arcade …
Kaiketsu Yanchamaru 3
While the second Yanchamaru game only contained the barest essentials from the original arcade game, the third entry, also released solely on …
Kaiketsu Yanchamaru 2
Although Kid Niki/Yanchamaru was born in the arcades, Irem decided to move the franchise to the home consoles with the …
Cho Aniki: Seinaru Protein Densetsu
Masaya packed up its bags during the 32-bit era, so “The Legend of Holy Protein” was made by X-nauts, a …
Cho Aniki: Otoko no Tamafuda
Cho Aniki makes its first handheld appearance with Otoko no Tamafuda, an RPG for the WonderSwan. The title roughly translates to “Man’s …
Cho Aniki: Kyuukyoku Otoko no Gyakushuu
Cho Aniki hit the PlayStation and Saturn in late 1995, bringing the series to astounding new lows. The subtitle for the …
Cho Aniki: Bakuretsu Rantouden
Cho Aniki‘s sole appearance on the Super Famicom, Bakuretsu Rantouden (which translates roughly to “Explosive Brawl”) leaves behind its shooter roots and …
Ai Cho Aniki
Apparently Adon and Samson, the muscle builders who were secondary characters in the original game, were popular enough to warrant …
