Golden Axe II
Golden Axe II was developed solely for the Genesis, bypassing any arcade release. It’s perhaps a bit too much like …
Beyond Castle Wolfenstein
Muse Software’s sequel to Castle Wolfenstein sends you back into Nazi Germany, this time with the ultimate goal of assassinating Adolf Hitler. …
Castle Wolfenstein
What would you think is the best “generic” type of enemy in a video game? If you thought of Nazis, …
Elevator Action Returns
Unlike the other games in the series, Elevator Action Returns only deals with stealing documents in the first mission. All …
Ys IV: Dawn of Ys / Mask of the Sun
The Story of the Ys IVs There are four different versions of Ys IV, all from different developers, with drastically different gameplay …
Shadowrun (Mega CD)
Most English speaking Shadowrun fans are pretty familiar with the SNES and Genesis versions, but there also was a Mega CD installment …
Ultra Despair Girls: Danganronpa Another Episode
In the first case of the first Danganronpa, Monokuma threatened to hunt down the relatives and loved ones of all of …
Battlemania Daiginjou
Trouble Shooter and Battle Mania did not become explosively popular in either the US and Japan but their creators were happy enough with …
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair begins similarly to the first game, except on a more positive note. Sixteen new students from the …
Bionic Commando (Game Boy)
The NES Bionic Commando certainly had enough popularity to warrant a version on the Game Boy. However, it’s not really …
Over Horizon
Hot-B was one of those really odd game companies that never really hit the big time. You could say they …
Dezeni World
“Warning: For Crazy People Only” proclaims a sticker on the cover of Dezeni World, a more insane take on the whole …
Dezeni Land
In the English speaking world, the text adventure genre was dominated by the likes of Infocom (Zork), On-Line Systems (Mystery …
