Category: Review
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 …
Tails’ Skypatrol
In the middle of all these 8-bit games were a couple of spin-offs based around Miles “Tails” Prower, the fan …
Avengers in Galactic Storm
Games that make heavy use of pre-rendered assets for their graphics have a well earned reputation for featuring polarizing visual …
SRD: Super Real Darwin
Released just a year after Darwin 4078, Super Real Darwin doesn’t really change up a whole lot. Many of the …
Act-Fancer
Though it’s not apparent from the title (or even from glancing at it), the goofily named Act-Fancer is actually a …
Darwin 4078
Pretty much every major Japanese developer in the mid-80s had their Xevious clones. Capcom had Vulgus and Exed Exes. Konami …
Captain America and the Avengers (Arcade)
In the wake of Final Fight‘s explosive release in 1989, there was a flood of brainless beat-em-up imitators trying to …
Captain America and the Avengers (NES)
Captain America and the Avengers also appeared on the NES in late 1991. Unfortunately, it’s a completely different game compared …
Steins;Gate Elite
Steins;Gate Elite, a remake of the famed 2009 science fiction visual novel, was originally conceived by lead designer and producer …
Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble
After a relative lull in games, Sonic returned to the gaming scene in a big way in 1994. The main …
Sonic Chaos
1993 was a big year for Sonic when it came to multimedia ventures, but it was relatively quiet on the …
