Category: Review
Psikyo Shooting Stars Bravo
Japanese publisher Zerodiv has been keeping Psikyo’s shoot-em-ups alive in the modern era, thanks to ports to smartphones as well …
Little Nemo: Dream Master
Little Nemo in Slumberland was an American comic strip that began in 1905, written and illustrated by Winsor McCay. It ran …
Spy Fox 3: Operation Ozone
Spy Fox’s point-and-click adventures conclude with Operation Ozone. While the game marks a departure from its previous games in some …
Spy Fox 2: Some Assembly Required
Two years after his debut, Humongous Entertainment’s suavest hero returned for a bigger but familiar adventure in Spy Fox 2: …
Spy Fox in Dry Cereal
James Bond has left an undeniable mark on gaming history. Bond and Bond-inspired titles like Goldeneye 007 and Perfect Dark …
Flower, Sun, and Rain
In 2008, Suda51 was enjoying the height of his popularity. 2005’s cult classic Killer 7 received much acclaim, and built …
Killer Is Dead
The seventh console generation was not kind to Grasshopper Manufacture or SUDA 51. While they did fine on the Wii, …
Tetra Star: The Fighter
Tetra Star is a 3D shooter, developed by Home Data / Disco and published by Taito, but it seems to …
Cosmic Epsilon
Most 8-bit games use simple color cycling effects to simulate a 3D perspective, such as the roads in something like …
Fuzzical Fighter
The popularity of Enix’s Dragon Quest caused not only a huge wave of clones for the Famicom, but also some …
Legend of the Ghost Lion
You can’t go two feet into the Famicom library without tripping over a Dragon Quest clone. As an immensely popular …
Command and Conquer: Renegade
The classic Command and Conquer franchise have been associated with real time strategy ever since Tiberian Dawn came out in …
