Sparkster (SNES)
The SNES Sparkster title plays almost exactly the same as its Genesis predecessor, but tweaks various elements enough to feel …
Sparkster (Genesis)
The Genesis version of Sparkster is a completely different animal than either of its brethren. This version was directed by …
Die Hard Arcade
Scrolling beat-em-ups have long been associated with sprite based games like Final Fight and Streets of Rage, yet there was a brief period …
Blaster Master 2
Despite their success in the NES era, the Japanese side of the company drifted away from many of the type …
VA-11 Hall-A
So, some video gamers in Venezuela who really liked anime got together, made a prototype game for a game jam, …
2064: Read Only Memories
The late 80s and early 90s were a great time for PC gaming. It was back before 3D graphics became …
Monster World IV
Monster World IV is the only mainline entry in the series without the “Wonder Boy“ moniker. This actually makes total …
Wonder Boy in Monster World
The fifth Wonder Boy title (and third Monster World game) leaves behind the tale of Book, and instead concentrates on …
Wonder Boy III: The Dragon’s Trap
The first Wonder Boy game created strictly for consoles, Wonder Boy III: The Dragon’s Trap focuses on solid action-adventuring, and …
Danganronpa
When it comes to storytelling in Japanese video games, two of the most well reknown companies are Chunsoft and Spike. …
Guardians: Denjin Makai II
Though the title screen indicates the name Guardians, various logos in the game feature the subtitle Denjin Makai II. The name change …
Blackthorne
For all of their tremendous success, Blizzard, which would eventually become part of the Activision-Vivendi conglomerate, hasn’t exactly been the …
Dark Seal II
Two years after the original, Data East followed up Dark Seal with a sequel, known as Dark Seal II in Japan, and Wizard Fire elsewhere, disavowing …
