All posts by Steven Barbato

Airgrave

Airgrave (エアグレイブ) Developer: Santos Release Date: 1996 Platforms: PlayStation As the follow-up to Santos’ previous PS1 shoot-em-up, Stahlfeder: Tekkou Hikuudan,

Kaettekita Cyborg Kuro-Chan

Kaettekita Cyborg Kuro-Chan (帰ってきた サイボーグクロちゃん) Developer: Konami Release Date: 2002 Platforms: PlayStation Between its budget price, 2002 release, and licensed

Super Bomberman R2

This entry is part 32 of 32 in the series Bomberman

Considering that it was released six years after its direct predecessor on more powerful hardware, it wouldn’t be unreasonable to

Hazelnut Hex

Despite being the first game developed by Chunderfins, Hazelnut Hex serves as the culmination of years of experience. Chunderfins is

Bunmei Korokoro Game: Egg

Bunmei Korokoro Game: Egg (文明コロコロゲーム エッグ) Developer: Toshiba EMI Release Date: 1998 Platforms: PlayStation Bunmei Korokoro Game: Egg is a

Galeoz

Galeoz (ガレオス) Developer: Pre-Stage Release Date: 1996 Platforms: PlayStation Considering that Pre-Stage has eccentric games like Cho Aniki: Kyuukyoku Muteki

Super Bomberman R Online

This entry is part 31 of 32 in the series Bomberman

Not to be confused with the act of playing Super Bomberman R online, this game was Konami and HexaDrive’s first

Groove Adventure Rave: Plue no Daibouken

Groove Adventure Rave: Plue no Daibouken (プルーのだいぼうけん) Developer: Konami Release Date: 2002 Platforms: PlayStation In 2002, Konami put their name

Super Bomberman R

This entry is part 30 of 32 in the series Bomberman

Seven years after the last console game and five years after the buyout of Hudson Soft by Konami, Super Bomberman

Death Wing

Death Wing  (デス・ウィング) Developer: Cybertech Designs Release Date: 1996 Platforms: PlayStation Check out our podcast episode discussing Death Wing! Death

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