Category: Review

DJ Boy

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series DJ Boy / B. Rap Boys

DJ Boy (sometimes known as DJ Kid) is a 1989 arcade side-scrolling beat-em-up developed by Kaneko. It’s notable for having

Enter the Gungeon

Hey, you got rogue-like in my top down shooter! Hey, you got a top down shooter into my rogue-like! And

Legend of Hero Tonma

Legend of Hero Tonma is one of those ridiculously difficult arcade side-scrollers from Irem, continuing their traditional of previous games

Duke Nukem II

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Duke Nukem

Since the two years that had passed since the release of the original Duke Nukem, the world of shareware gaming

Duke Nukem (1991)

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Duke Nukem

It can never truly be stated just how much the PC gaming scene owed to Apogee. It’s been stated many

Gourmet Warriors

The Cho Aniki series is world renowned for its ridiculous sense of humor, much of it centered on musclemen in

Monster Pro Wrestling

As wrestling video games grew in popularity in the early 90s (largely thanks to the Fire Pro Wrestling series, at

Twisted – The Game Show

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series 3DO Party Game Trilogy

The year is 1993, and you’re one of the relatively few but proud new owners of a 3DO. The first

Club 3DO: Station Invasion

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series 3DO Party Game Trilogy

For all the faults of the 3DO, it couldn’t be said that it didn’t try to appeal to a wide

Zhadnost: The People’s Party

This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series 3DO Party Game Trilogy

By 1995, the end of the 3DO was more than evident. Even with the launch of the Playstation being several

Wild Riders

Sega/Wow Entertainments’s Wild Riders is part of the company’s long line of intense arcade racing games, but it’s got a

Cool Riders

Cool Riders looks and feels a lot like OutRunners, one of the sequels to OutRun, except it features motorcycles rather

Kujaku Ou

This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Kujaku Ou

While little-known in the West, Makoto Ogino’s Kujaku Ou (or Peacock King) was a popular and critically-acclaimed manga series in

Kujaku Ou 2

This entry is part 2 of 4 in the series Kujaku Ou

For their second Kujaku Ou game, publisher Pony Canyon went with a different developer, Atelier Double. The choice was a

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