Category: Review

Shoujo Kakumei Utena

While nostalgia for the 1990s has become a cliche over the years, for anime, it feels at least somewhat appropriate.

Binary Land

Although Hudson Soft may no longer be in the limelight these days, there’s definitely something to be said for their

Night Striker

Sega’s Super Scaler games from the mid-80s were (and still are) graphical masterpieces, able to show off extremely smooth 3D

HyperZone

The early releases of the SNES were aimed at proving the system’s technical capabilities, particularly the liberal use of Mode

Aqua Jack

Most of Taito’s Z System games were driving titles like Chase HQ. One of the exceptions, along with Night Striker,

Galactic Storm

Sega’s Galaxy Force II, released in 1988, was the culmination of their Super Scaler line of the games, using their

Guwange

by Andrew K – March 26, 2011 Japanese game developer Cave, though still extremely obscure to a majority of casual

Double Dragon Neon

This entry is part 18 of 20 in the series Double Dragon

The Double Dragon franchise has been passed around to more developers than most people would even bother to count throughout

Dig, The

by Ryan Woodward Development Hell: a damnation that not even Vergil would attempt to guide anyone through. Mired in horrifying

J. J. Squawkers

Athena is a company that fits the definition of “middle-in-the-line”. It was founded in July 1987, and stayed in the

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