Kiki Kaikai
Kiki Kaikai (“Mysterious Ghost World”) certainly wasn’t Taito’s first foray into run-and-guns or shoot-em-ups, but it stands out as their …
Bomberman (1990)
Aside from being the year of the first portable entry in the series, 1990 would also be the first time …
Atomic Punk
Atomic Punk marks the Bomberman franchise’s first portable entry and it’s a strong return to form after five years. By …
RoboWarrior
1990 was a big year for Bomberman, but it’s worth taking time to acknowledge 1987’s Robo Warrior (or Bomber King …
Bomberman (1985)
In the year 1985, all it took was one grueling 72-hour programming session to change the fate of Hudson Soft …
3-D Bomberman
It wasn’t unusual for sequels in gaming’s early years to try something completely different instead of iterating on established ideas. …
Bomberman Series Introduction / Bomberman (1983)
Once upon a time, Bomberman was a pretty big deal in the world of video games. As one of the …
Nanobreaker
The PS2 was home to all sorts of B-tier action games that spawned from Devil May Cry’s success, from Capcom’s …
Wonder Dog
It’s no secret that mascot platformers were a big thing in the 90s. Everyone in every industry wanted a piece …
Battle of Kingdom
Battle of Kingdom (バトルオブキングダム) Developer: Lenar / Live Planning Platform: Game Boy Release Date: 1993 This article is part of …
Lord of the Sword
As one of the few “Adventure Role-Playing” games on the Master System to follow in the wake of Phantasy Star, …
Charge ‘N Blast
Sega’s Dreamcast became known as a haven for top-notch, highly replayable arcade ports, and Charge ‘N Blast takes so many …
Eternal Legend
During the late 1980s into 1990, Dragon Quest’s first four entries had taken Japan by storm, making RPGs the hot …
