Category: Review
Fighters Destiny
Fighters Destiny was released in 1998 for the Nintendo 64, a system lacking in key genres such as fighters, shoot-em-ups and …
Astérix (NES/GB/SNES)
It’s almost amazing to think about, but Astérix games had been steadily released since the early ’80s, yet it would …
Astérix (SMS)
1991 would turn out to be a great year for Astérix, as he wasn’t honored with just one great video …
Goof Troop
Although there hasn’t been a new Higemaru game since 1987, Capcom didn’t completely forget about it. In 1993, they produced and released …
Amazon Guardians of Eden
Built using the same engine as Martian Memorandum and Countdown, Access Software’s Amazon: Guardians of Eden puts you in the …
Simon the Sorcerer IV: Chaos Happens
The crappiness of Simon 3D, combined with the generally lousy state of adventure gaming in the early 21st century, seemed to …
Chewy: ESC from F5
No, this game has absolutely nothing to do with Chewbacca from Star Wars, and yes, the title is a keyboard …
Realms of Arkania: Blade of Destiny
The premise of Blade of Destiny is rather simple, but interesting: The city of Thorwal is threatened by an invasion of Orcs, …
Astérix (Arcade)
In 1990 Astérix was finally out of the stranglehold of Coktel Vision’s mediocre attempts, which time and time again felt …
American Dream
So, the Famicom game American Dream, published by a company called Coconuts, stars an anthropomorphic pachinko ball that’s sick of his …
Fighters’ Impact
During the mid to late nineties, 3D fighting games were the genre du jour. At best, their slick presentation and …
