Category: Your Weekly Kusoge

Sinful Eden
Looking at a single screen of this game, you’d expect this Kusoge piece would be about how it’s a gross …

Black Rainbow
The hidden object genre is kind of fascinating because while it’s certainly lacking in depth, the formula for making a …

Revengers of Vengeance
Revengers of Vengeance may not come up in conversation often, but when it does, it’s usually because of its title. …

Super Star
You know what’s kind of amazing about China? How little the country seems to care about copyright law. This game …

Spanish For Everyone!
It’s hard to imagine now, but in 2007 the cell phone wasn’t our most versatile tool. The iPhone would debut …

Awesome Possum… Kicks Dr. Machino’s Butt
Awesome Possum was Tengen’s entry in the then burgeoning bandwagon of mascot platform games that really, really wanted to be …

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 …

China Warrior
China Warrior is about Bruce Lee fighting his way through armies of Gregorian monks and sentient rocks and twigs. No, your …

Cyberdillo
A lot of times when people encounter a game that doesn’t make much sense, they’ll usually write it off as …

Jinmu Denshou
Space Harrier‘s release in 1985 was followed by many imitators. Their quality is as varied as their settings, running the …

Isle of the Dead
Combining a point-and-click adventure with a first person shooter, two hot genres in the computer gaming scene in 1993, should …

Zelda’s Adventure
One of the most annoying misconceptions perpetuated in video games is that Zelda’s Adventure on CDi is better than the …

Where’s Waldo
Martin Handford’s Where’s Waldo? series (or Where’s Wally? as it’s known outside of North America) was likely a staple of …

Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit was a cultural phenomenon when it hit the silver screen in 1988. Based on the novel …

Vanslug: X Mission
We’ve already covered Vanslug in our expansive Korean games section, where the number of problems was beyond the scope of …