Category: Review
Ganbare Goemon 2: Kiteretsu Shogun Magginesu
Kiteretsu Shogun Magginesu, or “The Strange General McGuinness” is a not-so-subtle allusion to Matthew Perry’s visit to Japan in the …
Rabio Lepus
One of the lesser-known games from the arcade renaissance of the late 1980s, Rabio Lepus was developed by V-System (later …
Raid Wind 2: ALLTYNEX
Before ALLTYNEX Second, before RefleX, before KAMUI, the man called Satoshi Yoshida (now known as Jirurun of SITER SKAIN) had released a vertical …
ALLTYNEX Second
The year is 2192. A worldwide administration AI called ALLTYNEX suddenly goes berserk, and within just a few days an …
Banner Saga 2, The
The Banner Saga 2 feels less like a sequel and more like another set of chapters added to the first game. …
Goemon’s Great Adventure
The subtitle of Goemon’s second N64 game translates to “The Dizzying Journey: A Large Helping of Demons”. It still uses …
Noobow
A 1992 licensed game by Irem based on a Japanese chocolate mascot, a simple but enjoyable game that just about anyone can get into and enjoy.
Time and Eternity
Early in development and up to its release, the most unique thing to Time and Eternity‘s name was its novel aesthetic. …
Elemental Gearbolt
One of the rare non-Namco light gun games worth playing on the PlayStation, taking place in a fantasy world and featuring a vaguely RPG-esque leveling system.
Legend of the Mystical Ninja
The first 16-bit Goemon title was also the first to be released in America and Europe. As the game begins, …
