Category: Review
SpellCaster
Though SpellCaster is one of the better-remembered Master System games, few knew at the time of its release that the original …
Mystic Defender
Many places on the Internet refer to Mystic Defender as the sequel to SpellCaster. Technically, this isn’t exactly true. It …
Organ Trail
Sure, MECC’s The Oregon Trail was a landmark edutainment title teaching kids the harsh realities of American pioneers making the …
Night of the Rabbit, The
An ongoing theme among Daedalic’s work are games about stories. The Dark Eye: Memoria, The Whispered World and its sequel …
Wacky Wheels
Super Mario Kart was a pretty popular game when it hit the SNES in 1992, although the flood of licensed …
Ninja Emaki
Capcom’s 1985 release Commando basically defined the overhead run-and-gun arcade genre, with many other similar games (particularly Ikari Warriors) also re-using …
Low Road, The
Way back in 2003 in the blossoming days of Flash gaming, a single man in his early 20s and his …
Zwei: The Ilvard Insurrection
Zwei II (also known as Zwei: The Ilvard Insurrection for its English release) was released seven years after the original, …
Choujin Sentai Jetman
This game is featured in our new NES Cult Classics book! Please check it out! With Mighty Morphin Power Rangers …
Prehistorik
For some reason, in the early Nineties several games with cavemen heroes were made: Joe & Mac, Bonk’s Adventure, Chuck …
Prehistorik 2
Prehistorik came back two years later, as hungry as ever, in this improved sequel that owes much to collect-a-thon console …
Prehistorik Man
Prehistorik Man‘s console adventure (published by Kemco in Japan as P-Man) is technically a remake of the second game, but …
