Gene Machine, The
Developed by British company Divide By Zero, The Gene Machine was their final title before they disbanded. Although they had released four …
Shadow Dancer (Genesis)
Much like ESWAT, another Sega arcade-to-home conversion, the Genesis version of Shadow Dancer is completely different from the arcade game. …
Crisis Force
Crisis Force, a late-gen Famicom game, is easily up next to Recca as one of the most impressive shooters for …
Shadow Dancer (Arcade)
While there were many follow-ups that came out in quick succession on various platforms, Shadow Dancer is the only true …
Space Quest VI
Even though Roger saved the galaxy (again) at the end of Space Quest V, his violation of several StarCon regulations …
Desert Assault
The fourth and final of Data East’s American action hero games, Desert Assault pares down many of the more unique …
Shippu Mahou Daisakusen: Kingdom Grand Prix
Sorcer Striker was followed up by Shippu Mahou Daisakusen: Kingdom Grand Prix. It’s one of the most original genre-blending games …
Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom
Most early text adventures were developed in America, where the genre was practically invented. Naturally, as they began to be …
Heavy Barrel
While Data East was one of the most prolific arcade developers in the late 80s and early 90s, they were …
Bloody Wolf
Data East’s Bloody Wolf involves the harrowing story of two commandos sent into enemy territory to – what else? – …
Ghost House
In Sega’s Ghost House, you control a boy named Mick, who looks vaguely like Alex Kidd’s Transylvanian cousin. The goal …
