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Violent Storm

Violent Storm is the final beat-em-up Konami would release for quite some time, and the final one of any real worth.

Adventures of Bayou Billy, The

Before their first brawlers in the arcades, Konami released The Adventures of Bayou Billy for the NES. It’s an interesting

Dead Connection

Taito’s Dead Connection is a surprisingly fresh and fun take on the arena shooter genre, something that arcade goers saw

Double Dragon Neon

This entry is part 18 of 22 in the series Double Dragon

The Double Dragon franchise has been passed around to more developers than most people would even bother to count throughout

Rise of the Triad (2013)

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Rise of the Triad

As Rise of the Triad faded quietly into relative obscurity, the FPS genre would move onward. We’d go from the

Rise of the Triad

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Rise of the Triad

In the 1990s, no other genre seemed to dominate the PC gaming market quite like the first person shooter. And

Total Carnage

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Smash TV / Total Carnage

Two years after the release of the original Smash TV, Midway would put out a sequel. For whatever reason, however,

Savage Warriors

Savage Warriors proclaimed itself as “The Bad Boy of Beat ’em Ups” on its box when it was released in

Hyper Princess Pitch

Operation Carnage was never the most well known of DOS games, and even if you consider yourself a fan of the

Space Ace (SNES)

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Space Ace

Those among us who take an interest in bad games are more than likely familiar with the NES adaption of Dragon’s

Armello

Described as a “grim fairy tale board game”, Armello is set in a fantasy kingdom of anthropomorphic animals, all divided into various

Primal Rage II

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Primal Rage

While it could never be as big as Mortal Kombat, Primal Rage managed to outdo just about every other MK competitor of the time. Perhaps

Nitro Ball

If there’s anything Data East really excelled at, it was taking a fairly standard concept and adding in a new

Man Enough

When it comes to games involving the pursuit of romance, it’s not often something that we of the Western hemisphere

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