Batman: The Video Game (Genesis)
Sunsoft’s third Batman game unfortunately is the worse than its predecessors. This Sega Genesis title looks nice in screenshots, and has an underrated soundtrack almost …
Freedom Planet
Independent games tend to cover pretty much every sort of genre and inspiration one could possibly think of. Often, however, …
King Kong 2: Ikari no Megaton Punch
When it comes to video games in the war of the movie monsters King Kong has been grossly under-represented. How …
Haunting Ground
Clock Tower 3 technically spelled the end of the franchise, but it did continue on, spiritually, at least. With new direction, …
Running Battle
It shouldn’t be too difficult to goof up the basic premise of a beat-em-up when the basic premise is just …
Evil Hazard
Evil Hazard looks typical at a glance, but offers a very challenging experience despite being a little rough around the edges. …
Megumi Rescue
The Paddle Control was a controller that Sega released for its Mark III/Master System back in 1987. It never made …
Flying Hero
Less than a year after Megumi Rescue came out, Aicom decided to revisit its bizarre take on fire rescue on the Nintendo …
Scramble / Super Cobra
One of the earliest known side-scrolling shooters, Scramble is credited in Gradius Generations for the GBA as the progenitor of …
King & Balloon
Released by Namco in the summer of 1980, King & Balloon is a shoot em up in the vein of Galaxian, but trades …
Clock Tower 3
After Human folded and ASCII published the last Clock Tower sequel/spin-off game, a familiar but unlikely Capcom stepped up to the plate, …
Batman: The Video Game (NES)
When Tim Burton’s Batman was released in theaters in 1989, it was a massive phenomenon. This was the first big live action …
Rolling Thunder 3
Rolling Thunder 3 is the first (and only) console exclusive title of the series, and some changes were made from the …
Rolling Thunder 2
Rolling Thunder 2 takes the series out of the 60s and into the modern era, with a style that more …
