Category: Review
Dragon’s Lair
Full Motion Video Games; loved by few, scorned by most. Often considered a blight upon the early era of CD-ROM …
Missing, The: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories
Hidetaka Suehiro, who goes by the nickname SWERY, is a game director with a small history of obscure games and …
Knights of Pen and Paper
Three years before they released the incredibly charming Chroma Squad, Behold Studios worked with Paradox Interactive to create the Knight …
Child of Eden
In 2001, Sega and United Game Artists published Rez, a rail shooter that combined graphics and audio into a dazzling …
McDonald’s Treasure Land Adventure
In the late 1980s and early 90s, there were a handful of platformers tie-ins with McDonald’s fast food. They were …
Spider-Man: The Videogame (Sega Arcade)
After Sega ended up getting the license to make Spider-Man games, they made a title for each of their major …
Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness
With the success of Pac-Man World helping to keep Namco’s mascot relevant in a world of 3D platformers, it must …
Pac-Man Arrangement
Namco, for any faults they might have, rarely gives up on their classic franchises, no longer how long it’s been …
Pac-Attack / Pac-Panic
One of the greatest signs of success when you’re comparing video game mascots is just how many spinoffs they’ve had. …
Neutopia II
Released a couple of years later, Neutopia II got more exposure from reviews at the time (most of which were …
