Category: Review
Jinmu Denshou
Space Harrier‘s release in 1985 was followed by many imitators. Their quality is as varied as their settings, running the …
Little Samson
While the NES was on its way out in 1991 thanks to the advent of the SNES, games were still …
Alex Kidd in Shinobi World
For Alex’s last adventure, Sega tossed him back to the 8-bit Master System and decided to fuse him with one …
Alex Kidd in Miracle World
Sega was a rather pitiable entity when it came to the Master System. They had no market share, their advertising …
Fantasy Zone (Game Gear)
Unlike most Game Gear ports, Fantasy Zone Gear isn’t just a miniaturized version of the arcade/SMS game. Rather, it’s a completely new …
Galactic Protector
Galactic Protector is another spin-off that has little to do with Fantasy Zone, but features Opa-Opa in the starring role. …
Fantasy Zone: The Maze
Fantasy Zone: The Maze is a strange amalgamation of Fantasy Zone and Pac-Man. It’s a concept that actually works out …
Super 3D Noah’s Ark
When id Software was still just a dream called “Ideas of the Deep” and its founders were still employed at …
Radix: Beyond the Void
Back in the mid-90s, when first person shooters were known merely as “Doom clones”, the shareware scene was flooded with titles …
Syndicate Wars
Syndicate Wars follows the basic plotline established in American Revolt – Eurocorp has taken over the globe and installed each of its citizens …
Shadowrun (Genesis)
Shadowrun on the Genesis was developed by Blue Sky Software, who also did the 16-bit Jurassic Park games for Sega, along with the …
Lisa The Joyful
Lisa The Joyful, a short DLC campaign created from reaching a stretch goal on Painful‘s kickstarter, has the difficult job …
Lisa The Painful
That perfecting feel didn’t happen until the crowdfunded Lisa The Painful (simply listed as Lisa on Steam). This game switches …
Lisa The First
CONTENT WARNING: The following articles discusses abuse, sexual assault, suicide, and drug addiction The Lisa series is a very difficult …
