Mortyr: 2093-1944
Developed in Poland by a staff made up at least partially of folk from the Polish Quake community, Mortyr sought …
Yakuza: Dead Souls
It took nearly two years and near cancellation, but Sega finally managed to get the long-awaited Yakuza spin-off to shelves. …
Wolfenstein 3D: Spear of Destiny
When Rise of the Triad stopped being a Wolfenstein sequel, the “true” sequel was developed in-house at id Software. Spear of Destiny could be considered more …
Beyond Castle Wolfenstein
Muse Software’s sequel to Castle Wolfenstein sends you back into Nazi Germany, this time with the ultimate goal of assassinating Adolf Hitler. …
Castle Wolfenstein
What would you think is the best “generic” type of enemy in a video game? If you thought of Nazis, …
Heart of China
Heart of China, sandwiched between Rise of the Dragon and The Adventures of Willy Beamish, is Dynamix’s most obscure title. …
Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko
Gex’s third and final outing plays very much like the previous installment, but Crystal Dynamics has seen fit to try …
Gex: Enter the Gecko
Nearly three years after the first Gex had hit every 32-bit platform in the known universe, Crystal Dynamics finally released a full-blown …
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
With the way The New Order ended, it’s hard to see where MachineGames could have found room to make a sequel, so …
Wolfenstein: The New Order
When 2009’s Wolfenstein sequel failed to capture the sales numbers Activision had expected, things looked grim for the Wolfenstein fan …
Wolfenstein (2009)
Around 2005, id Software announced that it was working on a sequel to Return to Castle Wolfenstein, which would be developed …
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective
Shortly after Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney was released in the United States, Ace Attorney series director Shu Takumi announced his …
Wolfenstein 3D
Here’s the bit that the majority of gamers probably remember the most. In 1992, id Software uploaded the shareware episode …
