Category: Review
RetroMania Wrestling
Read more about the history of wrestling video games in our comprehensive book, Wrestling with Pixels! 1991’s WWF WrestleFest is …
Zero Tolerance
The Sega Genesis wasn’t exactly known for its ability to handle first-person shooters, but that didn’t stop four different efforts …
Orcs & Elves
Hey! Did you know that in the FAR OFF YEAR 2000 John Carmack and his wife, Katherine Anna Kang, founded …
Aces Wild: Manic Brawling Action!
Tara Doak’s Aces Wild is an interesting beast. As more indie games have come out since the boom began, a …
Back in 1995
Something that’s been a constant with the retro throwback fad is this sense of capturing the past but better. Push …
Juka and the Monophonic Menace
Game development is an exceptionally difficult process, and many developers don’t get a chance to make more than a few …
Contraption Maker
With Vivendi Games’ own hideous transformation into the unending mass that we currently know as Activision Blizzard, plenty of their …
Incredible Machine 2, The
While Incredible Toons made for an interesting detour, it’d take one more year for the series to receive a true …
Incredible Machine, The (Mobile)
Sometime after the prolonged death of Sierra and the demise of Dynamix not long after, the rights for the series …
Sid & Al’s Incredible Toons
After the success of the original game, one would assume that its creators would go on to make a sequel, …
Incredible Machine, The / The Even More Incredible Machine
A staple of any fine comedy — the incredibly complicated machine made of all kinds of wacky parts that somehow …
Metal Walker
The explosion of Pokemon’s popularity during the late 90s and early 2000s would go on to affect video game discourse …
Project Warlock
We are in a golden age of classic FPS send-ups, from the haunting DUSK to the revival of DOOM. Indie …
