Super Mario 64 – Platforming Redefined
by What else can be said about one of the most critically acclaimed video games of all time? Super Mario 64 was a landmark achievement in …
Author: DesertRetro
DesertRetro is a retro-gamer who believes the 1998 was the best year in video gaming and that VHS fuzz probably feels like a warm blanket.
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Pilot Wings 64 — The N64’s Other Launch Title
Pilot Wings 64 is one of the two North American launch titles for the N64. I never owned this game growing up, but it was …
A Quick Review of Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception (PSP)
I slept on the PlayStation Portable during the machine’s lifetime. At the time, I was busy with high school then later college, and my interest …
A Quick Review of Xenogears (PS1)
Xenogears is a PS1-era RPG from Square that I did not enjoy playing. Admittedly, JRPGs are not my bread and butter, they really need to …
A Quick Review of Airforce Delta (Dreamcast)
Airforce Delta is a Konami made arcade-style flight sim for the Sega Dreamcast. This game borrows a bit from the Ace Combat series, such as …
Tech Romancer (Dreamcast) Review
Journalism is supposed to be objective and unbiased. But here’s the deal. I just don’t like fighting games, never have. But I love everything related …
A Look Back at Parasite Eve II (PS1)
Parasite Eve II is a survival horror action game developed by SquareSoft and released in 2000 on the PlayStation. A sequel to 1998’s Parasite Eve, …
Way Of The Samurai (PS2) Review
Way of the Samurai is an underrated choose your own adventure/action game for the PlayStation 2. Players assume the role of Kenji, a Ronin samurai …
A Look Back at Mega Man Legends
Back in 1998, I was in elementary school and only owned an N64. The only times I would get to experience PlayStation games were sleepovers …