Beast Wrestler
The year 1991 was huge for the Sega. The infamous “Genesis does what Nintendon’t” campaign began airing on televisions across …
Cho Ren Sha 68k
When Sharp released its famous X68000 computer in 1987, it was the most powerful home gaming machine on the market. …
Chimera Beast
Good ol’ Jaleco. While not quite as famous as other quirky developers and publishing companies like Taito and Data East, …
3-D Ultra NASCAR Pinball
At the time, Sierra owned Papyrus Design Group, responsible for some of PC gaming’s finest simulation racing games, like Indycar Racing, Grand …
3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrillride
When Americans think of theme parks, most probably think of Disneyland, or Universal Studios, or Six Flags. 3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrillride, …
3-D Ultra Pinball: The Lost Continent
The previous two 3-D Ultra Pinball games were quite a success, even if not among the pinball-loving crowd. So of course Sierra, …
Realms of Arkania: Blade of Destiny (HD)
The Realms of Arkania trilogy maintains a tiny but loyal hardcore fanbase up to this day. There simply haven’t been any games …
Wolfenstein RPG
Here’s a look at the somewhat lighter side of Wolfenstein. A spiritual sequel to id Software’s previous Doom RPG and Orcs & Elves, this …
Spinal Breakers
1988’s Cabal was a mild success for the TAD Corporation, who only made about a half dozen games before dissolving. …
Murder on the Zinderneuf
An adventure made by adventure game haters, for adventure game haters Some of the greatest innovations in adventure games come …
Robert Woodhead (Interview)
Robert Woodhead is headed into zero-gravity, and he’s bringing his camera. The Wizardry co-creator will climb aboard an aircraft and perform a …
Wizardry Online
It was advertised as the ultimate MMO for hardcore role-playing gamers – going back to the unforgiving origins of Wizardry, brutal …
Wizardry: Japanese Franchise Outlook
Wizardry 8 may have been the last game in the series to be developed in North America, but not by any …
