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Commander Keen

In the early 90s, PC gaming on IBM DOS-based computers was mostly left to things like simulation and strategy games.

Chaos Wars

The video game industry can be a funny place sometimes. Consider the focus-grouped phenomenon of the “crossover” game, which recruits

Slap Fight / ALCON

Slap Fight, also known as ALCON (“Allied League of Cosmic Nations”) in North America, is Toaplan’s second shoot-em-up. The story takes place in the

Tiger-Heli

Toaplan (東亜プラン) was one of the most prolific developers of shooters during its golden age. While many of their earlier

Jazz Jackrabbit

This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Jazz Jackrabbit

In early 1994, the Sonic the Hedehog series was a worldwide phenomenon, especially with its recently released third game. Even before then,

V-Five / Grind Stormer

V-Five, sometimes called V-V and also known as Grind Stormer, was one of Toaplan’s later games. It was programmed by Tsuneki Ikeda, who

Exile

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Exile

Apparently XZR II was released a mere four months after the first game – if this is the case it’s a phenomenal

Burn: Cycle

Generally regarded as one of, if not the best, games on the Philips CDi, Burn: Cycle is a combination of

Fighters Destiny

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Fighters Destiny

Fighters Destiny was released in 1998 for the Nintendo 64, a system lacking in key genres such as fighters, shoot-em-ups and

Big Trouble in Little China

Kurt Russell is a phenomenal actor, starring in various comedies in the 1970s before making a string of awesome action

Astérix (NES/GB/SNES)

This entry is part 11 of 28 in the series Asterix

It’s almost amazing to think about, but Astérix games had been steadily released since the early ’80s, yet it would

Astérix (SMS)

This entry is part 10 of 28 in the series Asterix

1991 would turn out to be a great year for Astérix, as he wasn’t honored with just one great video

Goof Troop

This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Higemaru

Although there hasn’t been a new Higemaru game since 1987, Capcom didn’t completely forget about it. In 1993, they produced and released

Satazius

Astro Port, the guys behind shooters like Gigantic Army, Armed Seven, and Supercharged Robot Vulkaiser, must really want a job

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