Bits and Pieces: Cyborg Justice (Sega Genesis)
by 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 …
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Tech Romancer (Dreamcast) Review
by 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 …
Running Wild (PS1) Review: A Racing Oddity
by Running Wild is a quirky, forgotten relic from the original PlayStation library that trades horsepower for leg power. Developed by Blue Ribbon Baker and published …
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, …
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 …
Super Castlevania IV (SNES) Review: The Pinnacle of 16-Bit Action
Super Castlevania IV stands as the quintessential 16-bit side-scrolling action game. Boasting breathtaking environments, memorable monster designs, and flawlessly tuned gameplay, it remains a high-water …
A Look Back at Dino Crisis (1999)
Dino Crisis is a Capcom survival-horror game for the PlayStation released in 1999. I completed the game on my PS3 at 1080p on a modern …
Cybernoid (NES) Review: A Brutal Relic of Its time
Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine is an unforgiving, obscure shooter that originally made waves on European home computers before being ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System …
Jewel Master (Sega Genesis) Review: Forgotten Unique Classic
Jewel Master didn’t completely reinvent the wheel, but it stands as a perfectly competent side-scrolling action title in the Sega Genesis library. The story is …
The Astyanax (NES) Review: Style Over Substance
When The Astyanax made the jump from arcades to the Nintendo Entertainment System in late 1989 (early 1990 in North America), it underwent a massive …