Category: Review
Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake
Metal Gear was a hit in Japan, and its NES port reached international players in Europe and North America, but …
Snake’s Revenge
Konami found substantial success with the NES in North America, and did what few others companies did – began producing …
Metal Gear
Version comparisons co-authored by Kurt Kalata “Operation Intrude N313: Infiltrate the enemy fortress, Outer Heaven, and destroy Metal Gear, the …
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops
After the unique card-based experience of the two Metal Gear Acid games comes a more familiar looking entry of Metal …
Metal Gear Acid 2
In a welcome surprise, Snake’s card battling experiment wasn’t just a one off event. The team followed up with a …
Metal Gear Acid
Never let it be said that Metal Gear avoided taking chances. Sony, at the end of 2004 and the start …
Treasures of the Aegean
Video games come in many genres, with their own established rules. We know what a puzzle platformer is, what a …
Bomberman B-Daman
Thanks to the ever-increasing popularity of Bomberman throughout the early 90s, it was only natural that Hudson would want to …
Bomberman GB 3
For the finale of the GB trilogy, Hudson Soft pulled out all the stops and delivered a truly proper send-off. …
Saturn Bomberman
Bomberman has, for the most part, consistently improved over the years, but it all feels like a warm-up for this …
Super Bomberman 4
Just two months before the release of the Nintendo 64, Super Bomberman 4 arrived on the Super Famicom as the …
Telenet Shooting Collection
Telenet was a prolific game developer in the late 1980s and early 1990s, beginning with computers and quickly transitioning into …
Excavation of Hob’s Barrow, The
After a short break in activity after Unavowed (though some studio members assisting on projects by other studios), Wadjet Eye …
