Gradius Gaiden
Gradius Gaiden is the perfect example of how to evolve a series. Graphically, it does to Gradius what Symphony of …
Space Harrier II
Space Harrier II was one of the first titles for both the Mega Drive and Sega Genesis when released in their …
Ninja Warriors, The
Back in 1986, the suits at Taito had an innovative idea – what if they took three arcade monitors and …
Ys VI: The Ark of Napishtim
After the release of Ys V, Falcom slowed down on original game production. Much of their time seemed to be spent …
Space Manbow
Space Manbow is the most beautiful 8-bit shooter in existence. While it started off as a port of the arcade …
Space Quest III
Space Quest III begins right where its predecessor left off, with Roger floating around space in hypersleep. As luck would …
Space Quest II
It seems like Roger just can’t catch a break. Ever after saving the galaxy from the Sariens, he’s once again …
Space Quest I
When Sierra released King’s Quest in 1984, it took the computer gaming world by storm. Sierra then branched out by …
Getsu Fuuma Den
A quick look at Getsu Fuuma Den (also known as Getsu Fuumaden, Getsufu Maden, or any other similar translation, and …
UFO Senshi Yoko-chan
Teddy Boy Blues isn’t the only Sega game to feature a Japanese idol. Vic Tokai’s UFO Senshi Yoko-chan (“UFO Warrior Yoko-chan”) …
Manhunter 2: San Francisco
The second installment picks up where its predecessor left off – you’ve commandeered an Orb aircraft and have chased your …
