Metal Slug (PlayStation 2)
Pretty much everyone on the face of the planet, even those who’d never heard of SNK, cringed when the first …
Metal Slug 6
Metal Slug 6 is the first (and only) entry to run on the Atomiswave platform, leaving the old Neo Geo hardware …
Bionic Commando: Elite Forces
Bionic Commando: Elite Forces was supposedly released on December 31, 1999 (the supposed final hour before Y2K was apparently about …
Tenshi no Present: Marl Oukoku Monogatari
Angel’s Present (or Tenshi no Present, if you’re sticking with the Japanese names) is made up of five short stories starring …
La Pucelle: Tactics
Nippon Ichi’s start in 1994 was hardly glorious. They became known for creating tile puzzle games and other irrelevant publications …
Little Princess: Marl Oukoku no Ningyou Hime 2
Having found her prince, Cornett and Ferdinand settle down as rulers of the Marl Kingdom. Soon after, they have their …
Metal Slug 5
After Metal Slug 4, the next installment headed back to SNK Playmore. This time it’s substantially better compared to Metal Slug 4, …
Metal Slug 4
Metal Slug 3, The King of Fighters 2000 and Garou: Mark of the Wolves were the last three Neo Geo games made by the …
Metal Slug 3
The third Metal Slug is heralded as the apex of the series. Why? For starters, there’s a huge amount of …
Earthworm Jim Other Media/Legacy
Cartoons and Merchandise In 1995, roughly a year after the original Earthworm Jim video game was released, began a TV …
Earthworm Jim: Menace 2 The Galaxy
Earthworm Jim 3D failed to excite much of anyone, but Crave dug the series further into the ground with the Game …
Earthworm Jim 3D
After the release of Earthworm Jim 2, Shiny was bought by Interplay, who helped publish MDK, their next game. With the Shiny …
Battle Fantasia
The advent and popularity of 3D graphics around the mid 90s were a perplexing time for pretty much everyone involved. …
Project Justice
Project Justice, or Moero! Justice Gakuen (“Burn! Justice High School”) is the only true sequel to the original Rival Schools. …
