Category: Review
Donald Duck no Mahou no Boushi
Donald’s first Japanese-only adventure wasn’t exactly the best game he could have starred in, so it was probably for the …
Twin Cobra
Twin Cobra is the second game in the Tiger-Heli series, and Toaplan’s fourth shoot-em-up. In Japan, it’s known as Kyuukyoku Tiger (“Ultimate Tiger”). While their …
Flying Shark
Flying Shark is Toaplan’s third arcade shoot-em-up. Rather than following in the footsteps of their previous game, Slap Fight, instead …
Arch Rivals
Sports games are a genre that has existed ever since the very first game consoles, and they’re a genre that …
Eternal Champions: Challenge From The Dark Side
Released at the tail end of the unpopular add-on’s life, EC:CDS (I see what you did there, Sega!) was more or less …
XZR: Hakai no Gouzou
Telenet’s XZR series is wild. It mixes religious historical figures and iconography, along with prolific drug-taking and a crazy storyline that sees …
City of Lost Children, The
Video game adaptations of movies have almost always been known to be terrible. Is The City of Lost Children game, developed by …
Astérix / Taz (Atari 2600)
The very first video game to feature our favorite mustachioed hero was released on the Atari 2600, during the period …
Ihatovo Monogatari
The phenomenon known as “I” is a blue light coming from a temporary, organic alternative current lamp (a synthesis of …
Excelsior Phase Two: Errondor
In Excelsior Phase Two, you again take on the role of a Fixer. Your task, however, is slightly different. A measly …
Excelsior Phase One: Lysandia
The Excelsior series consists of two shareware games: Excelsior Phase One: Lysandia and Excelsior Phase Two: Errondor released in 1993 and 1999 respectively. These fantasy role …
Heart of the Alien: Out of This World Parts I and II
Interplay first teased a sequel with their 3DO port of Another World. The extended ending would become the full-fledged into to …
