Super Fantasy Zone
Fantasy Zone II and Fantasy Zone Gear weren’t bad by any means, but they both ran on hardware quite inferior to the original …
Cyber Shinobi, The
The Cyber Shinobi (or as noted on the title screen, Shinobi Part 2) sounds like it should be an amazing …
Gain Ground
People love to lament about how unoriginal the gaming landscape is, and how everything is a clone of a clone. …
Shinobi III
Widely regarded as the best in the series, Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master takes everything that made The …
Altered Beast
Altered Beast – or Jyuuouki (“Chronicles of the Beast King“ in Japan) – is something of a Sega classic, owing …
Week of Garfield, A
Licensed games have a reputation to be terrible, especially licensed Famicom games, and A Week of Garfield is no exception. It …
Lone Ranger, The
In the later days of the NES, Konami developed a number of licensed games specifically for the American market. Some …
Wonder Boy in Monster Land
A drastic departure from the original, Wonder Boy in Monster Land thrusts our hero into a medieval world, and replaces …
Wonder Boy
Created by a development house named Escape (later renamed Westone Bit Entertainment), Wonder Boy was one of Sega’s mascot games …
Fantasy Zone II DX
The fact that Sega designed Fantasy Zone II for the Master System rather than the System 16 board was quite …
Fantasy Zone
Sega’s Fantasy Zone, designed by Yuji Ishii (Flicky, Teddy Boy, Spatter), released in 1986 for the Sega System 16 board, …
Fantasy Zone II
Fantasy Zone II was designed specifically for the 8-bit Master System, and shakes up the formula in a few ways …
