Category: Review

Operation Thunderbolt

This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Operation Wolf

Coming just a year after Operation Wolf, this sequel makes many changes over the original even though the basic concept

Operation Wolf

This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series Operation Wolf

Taito’s Operation Wolf is not the first light gun shooter, but it is one of the most historically important. Throughout

Changeable Guardian Estique

Cat Hui Trading’s 2024 NES/Famicom game Changeable Guardian Estique stars a transforming mecha from another planet, fighting through six levels

Beyond Sunset

The indie boomer shooter Beyond Sunset is 80s cyberpunk to the max. Neon lights, dystopian cities, evil corporations, computer hacking,

Pseudoregalia

Despite the overwhelming popularity of metroidvanias in the indie space, very few lean into their non-linear structure in interesting ways,

Night Striker Gear

Taito’s 1989 rail shooter Night Striker took heavily after Sega super scaler games like Space Harrier, but gave its own

Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse

This entry is part 1 of 1 in the series Mickey Mouse (Sega)

During the NES era, Capcom made a name for themselves with their outstanding Disney licensed titles like Duck Tales and

Cave Walker

This entry is part of 2 in the series Downland / Cave Walker

Legend has it that somewhere in the world lies the Great Cave of the Mystics, where the ancient wizards had

Downland

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Downland / Cave Walker

You just entered the underground cavern you discovered, only to hear a thunderous roar behind you. It’s a cave-in! With

Alien Abduction

This entry is part of 3 in the series H.E.R.O.

John van Ryzin, the creator of H.E.R.O., finally revisited the concept forty years later, and the end result was a

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