Category: Review
Dead or Alive 5
Released seven years after the last proper main episode, it’s of no surprise that Dead or Alive 5 marks the biggest jump …
Dead or Alive Xtreme 2
Xtreme Beach Volleyball was a decently entertaining piece of software and certainly got the vacation feeling right, but at the same …
Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball
A fan service game if there ever was one, Xtreme Beach Volleyball puts all of the female characters (plus a new one …
Dead or Alive Dimensions
After a long vacation on Zack Island, the Dead or Alive series finally went back to fighting games in 2011. Dead or Alive …
Crazy Taxi (Mobile)
It was just a question of time, and in 2009 Crazy Taxi got finally ported over to cell phones – twice. The first …
Brain Breaker
Brain Breaker is an epic 2D adventure exclusive to the Sharp X1 Japanese home computer. Being on fairly obscure hardware it’s …
Kagirinaki Tatakai
Archaic Japanese home computers offer the potential for some amazing “hidden treasure” discoveries. Consoles games, even Japanese exclusives, tend to …
Lucienne’s Quest
Micro Cabin is an interesting company. In many ways it’s analogous to Falcom, in that it developed or was connected …
7th Dragon
Although the first person dungeon crawler was an immensely popular genre in the 80s, with titles like Wizardry, The Bard’s Tale, and Might …
Thrill Kill
Far, far too many games over the years and through the history of gaming have ended up cancelled, never to …
Dead or Alive 3
As a launch title for the Xbox, Dead or Alive 3 isn’t nearly as gigantic of a step as DOA2 was. But for everything DOA2 did, DOA3 does …
Dead or Alive 4
One of the first titles for the Xbox 360, Dead or Alive 4 is an odd choice to show off the power …
