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Red Earth / Warzard

In 1996, 3D gaming was all the rage. Many arcade manufacturers upgraded their hardware, and the face of fighting games

Mendel Palace

With a small team and a devkit purchased, Tajiri and the rest of Game Freak (with help from Kindle Imagine

Quiver

Quiver was developed by Mike Taylor under the banner of ESD Games, which has no other video game projects to

Rafflesia

The basic formula for a shoot-em-up game is to set it in space and/or over an expansive landscape, make your

Punky Skunk

  Known for their black-and-white striped fur, bushy tails and impossibly rancid defensive spray, skunks are quite the divisive little

Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy

 Remember ragdoll physics? As we entered the sixth console generation, ragdoll physics were becoming all the rage in the gaming

Pogo Bunny

PC gamers are likely familiar with the term “euro jank”. It’s a designation given to assorted games from the old

Pony Island

Game jams are magical things. These little challenges to make games in short time-spans has lead to some very strange

Porky Pig’s Haunted Holiday

Porky Pig is one of the more underappreciated Looney Tunes characters. Sure, everyone remembers him for his iconic “Th-Th-Th-Th-Th-That’s all,

ParanoiaScape

In every family there’s a weird child. You know, the kind who smokes strange stuff and draws dead birds sketches

Parasite Eve

1998: a Japanese video game studio called SquareSoft (known primarily for its role-playing games) enjoys its well-earned spot in the

Pepper’s Adventures in Time

Sierra’s edutainment line of products never got much attention from adventure game fans, for mostly good reasons. EcoQuest was an

Perfect Weapon

  In this wretch PS1 title from Gray Matter Interactive, you are Captain Blake Hunter, apparently the eponymous Perfect Weapon,

Ganbare Goemon Kirakira Douchuu: Boku ga Dancer ni Natta Wake

The fourth Super Famicom Goemon game – “The Glittering Journey: The Reason I Became a Dancer” – is the best

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