Limbo of the Lost
Game developers never mean for their product to turn out terribly. E.T. for the Atari 2600, Superman for the Nintendo …
Clannad Spelunker
There was a twenty two year gap between the original Famicom Spelunker and Spelunker HD, not counting the illegitimate Famicom sequel. During that …
Feeble Files, The
The Feeble Files, published in the United Kingdom in 1997, is Adventure Soft’s follow-up to their popular Simon the Sorcerer series. It …
Dynamite Deka EX: Asian Dynamite
There’s a reason that the third game in the series is called Dynamite Deka EX and not Dynamite Deka 3. That’s because it’s …
Astérix: These Romans Are Crazy!
Due to the financial difficulties that Atari has been experiencing for near a decade, the Astérix license was forced to find itself …
James Bond 007: The Stealth Affair
A top secret jet fighter known as the Stealth has been captured by a mysterious enemy. Intelligence points to its …
Bean’s Quest
Platformers have typically been terrible fits for touch screen mobile platforms, due to the lack of a proper controller, though …
Game Center CX: Arino no Chousenjou 2
Game Center CX: Arino no Chousenjou was a surprise hit in Japan, so naturally a sequel was greenlit. The concept is …
Spelunker II
Spelunker II for the Famicom is an extremely weird product. It’s absolutely nothing like the original game – instead of being …
Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero?
Nippon Ichi aren’t a company to do things in half-measures. Their Strategy RPGs are well known for the absurd amount …
Gold Rush!
Gold Rush! is one of the handful of early Sierra adventures no one remembers. It never became a series, and the …
