Double Dragon III (NES)
While Technōs let others make Double Dragon 3 for arcades, the NES version remained an in-house product. The result is much more …
Double Dragon II (Game Boy)
Even though the second Game Boy offering is called Double Dragon II, it uses the cover art from the NES Double Dragon …
Double Dragon II (NES/PCE)
Technōs created once again a vastly different experience with Double Dragon II on the NES. The experience system was dropped, but the …
Double Dragon 2 (Arcade)
No one would have imagined it after the first game, but in trying to one-up the stakes of the predecessor, Double …
Big Red Adventure, The
Nippon Safes Inc. was a moderate hit all around Europe, but the way it was handled by the distributors meant that …
F-Zero GP Legend
A bag of anime tropes After years of teasing a sprawling sci-fi anime universe beyond the races in the games, …
F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
Back to the past’s future The next F-Zero was made a launch title again, but this time for Nintendo’s new handheld platform. …
Nippon Safes Inc
At the end of the 80s, an Italian software house named E-Motion signed a contract with British developer Mirrorsoft to …
Napple Tale
At first glance, Napple Tale: Arsia in Daydream looks like a historical anomaly. In a time when Sega was flexing their creative …
Magical Tetris Challenge
What do you get if you combine the legendary puzzle game Tetris with the legendary cast of characters from Disney? Obviously, you …
Asterix and the Magic Potion
The first true Asterix adventure came in 1986 on an ancient French home computer called the Thomson MO5, and eventually the Amstrad …
