Category: Review
Famicom Detective Club (Switch Remakes)
This article will refer to content discussed in the articles for original Famicom Disk System games (Part 1 and …
Melfand Stories
Melfand Stories is a SNES-exclusive, Japan-only title that, thanks to its obscurity, is sometimes considered a “hidden gem” for the …
BS Detective Club: The Past that Disappeared in the Snow
Since it was only distributed via Satellaview broadcasts, there is no official cover for this game and this flyer is …
Famicom Detective Club Part II: The Girl Standing in the Back
This article covers the original Famicom and Super Famicom versions. For the Switch remake, please see the upcoming Part 4. …
Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir
This article covers the original Famicom version. For the Switch remake, please see Part 4 posted later in the week! …
Angel Eyes
Known in the 80s for their cinematic platforming and sports titles, Tecmo (now Koei Tecmo) unfortunately ran into financial issues …
R-Type Final 2
When R-Type Final was released on the PlayStation 2 in 2003, it was designed to be the bookend for one …
Dwelling (Japanese Video Game Obscurities)
Dwelling: Maou no Yakata (デウリング -魔王の館- ) Developer: Cross Media Soft Platform: PC88, FM-7 Release date: 1987 This article is …
Pen Pen TriIcelon
While the launch of the Sega Dreamcast offered a strong array of titles in North America and Europe, Japan had …
Elemental Gimmick Gear
Everyone loves to find hidden gems, and Sega’s consoles have plenty of them. The Dreamcast is a console that’s appreciated …
Nekketsu Oyako
When most people think of Technosoft, it’s usually for their technically impressive Thunder Force games or the groundbreaking Herzog Zwei. …
Balan Wonderworld
If you’ve ever wondered why there aren’t demos for every game, look no further than Balan Wonderworld. What initially appeared …
