A Quick Review of Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception (PSP)
by 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 …
Bits and Pieces: Equinox (SNES)
by Equinox for the SNES is the sequel to 1990’s Solstice on the NES. You play as Glendaal son of Shadax, the wizard protagonist of the …
Wiz ‘n’ Liz (Sega Genesis) Review: High-Speed Arcade Action
by Wiz ‘n’ Liz: The Frantic Rabbit Rescue is a criminally overlooked 16-bit gem, yet it stands as one of the absolute finest examples of the …
Abadox (NES) Review: An Underrated Space Shooter
At a glance, Abadox: The Deadly Inner War might look like just another generic, 8-bit side-scrolling shoot ’em up that shamelessly ripped off Konami’s Life …
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 …
Bits and Pieces: Solstice (NES)
There really is no other game for the NES like Solstice. My sister and I shared our NES and given that we were 5 years …
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 …
Bits and Pieces: 3 Ninjas Kick Back (Sega Genesis)
Fun fact: 3 Ninjas Kick Back was the first and only movie I remember walking out on. My dad and I used to do double …
Bits and Pieces: Home Alone (Sega Genesis)
In the early 90’s Home Alone was everything: it was a full on hit of a movie, a cultural phenomenon, and an inspiration for young …
Bits and Pieces: Cyborg Justice (Sega Genesis)
Cyborg Justice was developed by Novotrade International, a Hungarian game company known mostly for their work on the Ecco the Dolphin series. The start up …