BCV: Battle Construction Vehicles
BCV, short for Battle Construction Vehicles, and known as Kensetsu Juuki Kenka Battle: Buchigire Kongou! in its native Japan, embraces …
Sol Divide
Psikyo’s Sol Divide is quite an unusual game, one that blends numerous genres into one. It’s mostly a horizontal shooter, although it …
TMNT: Ninja Adventures – Mini-Game and Activity Centre
As part of a CD-ROM package released for the very youngest audience, Focus Multimedia delivered a small-sized adventure in the …
Esper Dream
During the 80s, the Japanese had a strange fascination with Espers – people who could use extra sensory perception, or …
3-D Ultra Pinball
In August of 1995, Microsoft set world records for the launch of their next-generation operating system, Windows 95. Win95 promised …
Alien Storm
Sega’s Alien Storm is essentially the spiritual successor to Golden Axe. Also directed by Makoto Uchida, Sega’s expert of scrolling beat-em-ups, the game …
Simon the Sorcerer Spinoffs
To fill the gap between the second and third games, Adventure Soft released two spin-off titles featuring Simon and various …
Truxton II
Not very many people know that Truxton received a sequel, probably because it was only released in arcades and for the FM …
Shooter Minigames of Tokimeki Memorial
The cool thing about the Tokimeki Memorial games is that they’re absolutely densely packed with content – since there are …
Lane Mastodon vs. The Blubbermen
By 1988, text adventures were on their way out. Infocom kept hacking it at, but their overlords at Activision …
Sky Target
Once again, Sega masks its lineage by giving a completely new name to what’s obviously a new installment in the After …
After Burner III
Strike Fighter is essentially a variation on G-LOC, except it’s more faithful to the original After Burner. The pace is much faster, there’s …
Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The
Beginning as a radio show in 1978 and eventually evolving into books, television shows and a Hollywood motion picture, The …
