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Spy Fox 3: Operation Ozone

This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Spy Fox

Spy Fox’s point-and-click adventures conclude with Operation Ozone. While the game marks a departure from its previous games in some

Spy Fox 2: Some Assembly Required

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Spy Fox

Two years after his debut, Humongous Entertainment’s suavest hero returned for a bigger but familiar adventure in Spy Fox 2:

Spy Fox in Dry Cereal

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Spy Fox

James Bond has left an undeniable mark on gaming history. Bond and Bond-inspired titles like Goldeneye 007 and Perfect Dark

Flower, Sun, and Rain

In 2008, Suda51 was enjoying the height of his popularity. 2005’s cult classic Killer 7 received much acclaim, and built

Killer Is Dead

The seventh console generation was not kind to Grasshopper Manufacture or SUDA 51. While they did fine on the Wii,

Killer7

Killer7 is one of the most important games to ever be released in terms of actually talking about games. For

Hachoo!

Hachoo! sounds like an extremely forceful sneeze, but it’s actually the unusual title for a 1989 arcade beat-em-up from Jaleco.

Tetra Star: The Fighter

Tetra Star is a 3D shooter, developed by Home Data / Disco and published by Taito, but it seems to

Cosmic Epsilon

Most 8-bit games use simple color cycling effects to simulate a 3D perspective, such as the roads in something like

Fuzzical Fighter

The popularity of Enix’s Dragon Quest caused not only a huge wave of clones for the Famicom, but also some

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