Category: Review
Sonic Drift
With the release of Team Sonic Racing in 2019, it’s a fitting time to look back at Sonic the Hedgehog‘s …
Punisher, The (Arcade)
The Punisher will probably never be Marvel’s most A-List hero, but he will probably be the easiest to make a …
Toejam & Earl: Back in the Groove
There was a time, in the distant past, when the idea of an “action roguelike” seemed like an idea that …
Sonic Labyrinth
Of all the Sonic spin-offs made for the Game Gear, Sonic Labyrinth is definitely the strangest one. Developed by Minato …
Populous DS
For such a groundbreaking franchise, Populous has had its fair share of droughts. By the time Populous DS was published …
Return of the Obra Dinn
How do you follow up something like Papers, Please? How do you follow up one of the most successful, praised, …
Rush N’ Attack
Of the many elements of popular culture the 80s introduced, possibly one of the most enduring is the idea of …
Rush’n Attack: Ex-Patriot
Konami resurrected a number of their properties for various digital distribution platforms, resulting in new games in the Contra, Gradius, …
MIA: Missing In Action
Despite three years of technological advancements in arcades, for better or worse, MIA isn’t too far removed from its spiritual …
Armored Warriors
Following the excellent Alien vs. Predator, Armored Warriors was Capcom’s third beat-em-up for the CPS-2 hardware. Released on the …
Tails Adventures
The second Tails spin-off is Tails Adventures, another Game Gear exclusive that stands out for being the only game in the …
Sonic Blast
Sonic Blast is a lot of things. It was the last Sonic game on the Game Gear, being released at …
