Hell: A Cyberpunk Thriller
Hell: A Cyberpunk Thriller was the product of the burgeoning multimedia era in the mid-90s. PCs were finally infiltrating the …
Final Zone (Genesis)
While Telenet released its official sequel to Final Zone, the by now independent Wolf Team was working on this spin-off. While …
Valis IV (PC Engine)
Over the course of three games, the Valis series had gotten a bit narratively stale. Each time another demon of the week …
Desperado 2
In 1991 Topo Soft granted its Gun.Smoke clone something the original never got: A numbered sequel. After the surprisingly decent rip-off/ports follows …
Wanted / Outlaw
Infogrames’ Wanted was another blatant clone of Gun.Smoke, but unlike Desperado, it wasn’t officially adopted into the franchise. Yet its hardly distinguishable from its …
Magical Quest 3 Starring Mickey and Donald
Next to Sega, the company who had the biggest success with licensed Disney video games were Capcom. Whereas Sega pitted …
Super Ninja-kun
An update of the original arcade games, Super Ninja-kun features improved 16-bit graphics, a much larger variety of stages, boss battles, dashing …
Ninja-kun: Ashura no Shou
The arcade sequel takes the gameplay of Ninja-kun and greatly expands on it. Although there are still many stages where you simply …
Syd of Valis
Valis SD is a weird release. It’s essentially Valis II, but it’s one of these Japanese games where they like to draw …
Virtual On Marz
Sega tried to take the series in a different direction with Virtual On Marz, which is essentially a home port of Virtual …
