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 …
Manhunter: New York
Sierra’s Manhunter series is saddled with an unfortunately generic name – it is not related to the Hannibal Lecter novel …
Black Cauldron, The
The Black Cauldron seems to be one of the few animated films Disney wants to forget. Based on the Chronicles of …
Golden Axe III
The third console Golden Axe is largely considered to be a disappointment. The biggest reason is that gamers wanted a …
Golden Axe
The Golden Axe series was created by Makoto Uchida (Altered Beast, Dynamite Cop). It’s a barbarian themed beat-em-up that’s heavily …
Jigoku no Renshuu Mondai
The premise of Jigoku no Renshuu Mondai (the official English translation is “Exercises in the Hell”) by Humming Bird Soft is nothing …
Hi no Tori Hououhen
The MSX2 game from Konami is loosely similar in concept to the Famicom game, but now it’s an overhead shoot-em-up. …
Alwa’s Awakening
Alwa’s Awakening fashions itself as a lost NES game, a Metroidvania from the era of The Goonies II, Wonder Boy III and…well, Metroid and Castlevania II. It …
Sword of Etheria, The
The Sword of Etheria, known as OZ ~Over Zenith~ in Japan and Chains of Power in Korea, was developed by team members from the Suikoden and Castlevania series, …
Adventures of Willy Beamish, The
Since the dawn of video gaming, man has asked, how can we create a truly interactive movie? The first attempts …
Golvellius: Valley of Doom
You could take one look at Golvellius: Valley of Doom, and quickly dismiss it as a Legend of Zelda clone. In some ways, that’s …
