Category: Review

Great Swordsman

You might consider Allumer’s 1984 title, Great Swordsman, a proto fighting game since it can count itself amongst the very

Pocket Bomberman

This entry is part 29 of 34 in the series Bomberman

Not content with limiting their innovations in 1997 to the Nintendo 64 and the Sega Saturn, Hudson Soft and developer

Agent USA

While console gaming was controlled by the companies that made the consoles themselves, computer gaming was always more unrestrained, allowing

Saturn Bomberman Fight!!

This entry is part 28 of 34 in the series Bomberman

Following up an act like Saturn Bomberman is a daunting task to think about, let alone be stuck with having

Sunsoft is Back! Retro Collection

Most American and European gamers know Sunsoft as the creators of NES titles like Blaster Master and Gimmick!, and stellar

Firework Thrower Kantaro’s 53 Stations of the Tokaido

By 1986, Sunsoft had begun developing original titles for the Famicom as opposed to arcade ports, but those games often

Macross: Shooting Insight

First broadcast in 1982, Super Dimension Fortress Macross mashed up intense mecha battles with pop idol concerts to create a

Bomberman 64

This entry is part 27 of 34 in the series Bomberman

When it came time to bring popular franchises into the world of 3D, everyone had different ideas on how to

Squirrel with a Gun

The “animal goes wild” subgenre of video games is actually more varied than it first appears. A first glance at

Rocky Rodent

Irem developed a few titles for the Super Nintendo, with a couple of original titles among their arcade ports. One

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