Alone in the Dark: Inferno
The next planned iteration of the Alone in the Dark series after The New Nightmare, announced in 2003 with the subtitle The Abductions by Computer …
Cosmology of Kyoto
The only video game Roger Ebert ever reviewed and enjoyed, Cosmology of Kyoto is a striking blend of history, philosophy, religion and myth. Intriguing and …
Wily & Right no RockBoard: That’s Paradise
Released five years before Mario started throwing his own parties, Mega Man was hosting his own franchise-themed board game simulator. …
Mega Man Soccer
Wily’s up to his old tricks again – wait, scratch that. Wily’s gone senile and taken over a soccer field …
Super Adventure Rockman
By the late ’90s, FMV “interactive movies” were a tired genre that had retreated mainly to PCs. Why Capcom would …
Mega Man: Powered Up
As the series neared its 20th anniversary, Keiji Inafune laid plans for a series of portable remakes of both the …
Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare
After a long hiatus, Edward Carnby was awaken from his coma in 2001 to try and take back his rightful …
Nitemare 3D
After three graphic adventure games, you’d expect the fourth game in the Hugo series to follow the same formula as the other …
Hugo III: Jungle Of Doom
Hugo III begins with Hugo and Penelope returning home on a plane from England, when a freak magnetic storm causes them …
Nightmare in the Dark
“…this was an ancient story when people still believed in the power of witchcraft. There lived one gravekeeper at a …
Courageous Perseus (Dark Age of JRPGs)
Hey, this is the first game in this series where I actually saw the end of it! Mostly because it …
Bionic Commando (NES)
The original arcade Bionic Commando had a stellar concept, but the game just wasn’t very good, nor was it particularly …
Mega Man (DOS)
1990 saw the beginning of the Commander Keen and the Monkey Island franchises on the PC, and even some decent run-‘n-gun platformers like Dangerous Dave and Rick …
