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Dynamite Cop!

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Dynamite Deka

Even though the second game in this series lacks an official movie tie-in, Dynamite Deka 2 / Dynamite Cop is basically “Die Hard on a

Pyongyang Racer

There is nothing that decaying communist dictatorships love like tourism. The Republic of Cuba is a striking example of this

RayForce

This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series RayForce

Taito was one of the most diverse and innovative developers of ’80s and ’90s publishers. Celebrated for a diverse range

ObsCure

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Obscure

As numerous clones as the survival-horror genre spawned, there is still a common denominator between each of them: the sense

Last Bronx

Last Bronx‘s 1996 arcade release coincided with the high-water mark of Virtua Fighter 2‘s Japanese popularity. Sega were enjoying a topsy-turvy

Double Dragon (Zeebo)

This entry is part 16 of 22 in the series Double Dragon

Since it was only released as a digital download for a console that was available exclusively in Brazil, there’s not

Gaball Screen

Licensed games will always leave gamers skeptical. After all, why trust what is essentially a marketing process? That’s especially true

Brain Lord

Brain Lord is one of several unique games developed for the SNES by Produce. A fun and challenging game, it was

Eye of the Beholder

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Eye of the Beholder

In 1987, a company by the name of Strategic Simulations, Inc. (SSI) acquired the license for computer adaptions of Advanced Dungeons

Midgard

Western PC gamers of the late 1990s, you thought you had it bad with all those incompetent Diablo clones? You don’t know

Heavy Shreddin’

Snowboarding is one of several “extreme sports” that has been subject to video game depiction numerous times. It’s nowhere near

Don’t Buy This: Five of the Worst Games Ever

Released in the UK on the 1st of April 1985, costing £2.50 and coming on audio cassette tape, Don’t Buy This is

Ghoul School

There are several creepy games on the NES that could qualify as a bona fide Halloween game, filled with as

Ground Zero Texas

If any one company could be said to be at blame for the Sega CD being synonymous with the term

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