Shadowgate 64
Released for the Nintendo 64 by Infinite Ventures, the successor to ICOM Simulations, the third and final Shadowgate is in …
Nanashi no Game
In 2008, Square Enix released Nanashi no Game, a survival horror game for the Nintendo DS. This was a major break …
Defenders of Oasis
This little RPG for Sega’s color handheld has long been associated with the Oasis games by confused gamers across the United States …
Al Lowe (Interview)
Al Lowe, a high school teacher and accomplished jazz musician, began dabbling with computer programming on his Apple II. These …
Joe & Mac 2: Lost in the Tropics
The third console Joe & Mac game controls like Congo’s Caper, although this time it’s much closer to the first …
Blood Bros
While Cabal received a modest cabal of fans (apologies for the pun), it also had a sequel with which not too many …
Congo’s Caper
Wait, this doesn’t look much like a Joe & Mac game! It technically isn’t, but the Japanese title is Tatakae …
Murder on the Mississippi
In Activision’s Murder on the Mississippi you control the Sherlock Holmes-esque detective Sir Charles Foxworth, who is sharing a peaceful boat ride …
Cho Aniki Zero
Not content to let the Cho Aniki series die off, a company called Gung-Ho Works got the rights from NCS/Masaya and created Rei …
Super Air Zonk: Rockabilly Paradise
After the spectacular success of Air Zonk, one would expect that a CD sequel would offer even more of the …
Super Turrican
With Turrican 3 initially developed for Sega Genesis, things started to change. Trenz was no longer involved with the series, as he …
Retro Game Challenge
How long does it take, roughly, for media to go from “outdated” to “nostalgic”? If the video game market is …
Spellcasting 301: Spring Break
Even though the third game in the series is titled Spellcasting 301, there’ll be no lessons to attend to this time. …
