Category: Review
Gemini Rue
Gemini Rue begins with a sullen young man strapped to a rather scary-looking chair. He’s surrounded by doctors, and they’re …
Legend of Oasis, The
The Legend of Oasis is simultaneously a sequel and prequel to Beyond Oasis. It features more Spirits, more puzzles, and more …
Kishin Douji Zenki: Tenchi Meidou
In the mid-to-late 1990s didn’t it feel like every game series out of Japan was getting some kind of digital …
Might and Magic IV
The first three games in the Might and Magic series improved immensely on their antecedents in various way. Might and Magic I took the Wizardry-style …
Silpheed (Sega CD)
Silpheed on Sega CD is a follow up, ergo sequel, to the original Silpheed on computers. Some places argue it’s actually a remake, …
Akane the Kunoichi
To say that there’s no shortage of ninja-themed games on the Xbox Live Indie Game marketplace would be an understatement. …
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: World Tour
Brian Rice created a new series of simple fun for the youngest with his Electric Crayon Deluxe games. These titles …
Jones In The Fast Lane
Life simulator games may not be the most popular genre when you compare to first person shooters or fighting games, …
Prince of Persia 3D
When Prince of Persia finally became the hit Mechner had hoped for, his plans for the series became quite lofty. Before the …
Shikigami no Shiro
Alfa Systems is far from a household name as far as Japanese game developers go, at least in North America …
Hermie Hopperhead: Scrap Panic
Hermie Hopperhead is a rather obscure Japan-only PlayStation game. It’s safe to say that many of the English speakers who …
1944: The Loop Master
In the late ’90s, Capcom began a push to bring shooters back into the arcades. They contracted several well known …
1941: Counter Attack
1941 is a giant leap forward from the previous two games, fixing many of the problems of 1943 and by extension, 1942. Now that …
