A Quick Look at Burning Rangers (Sega Saturn)
by Burning Rangers is a Sega Saturn game released very late in the console’s lifestyle. Developed by Sonic Team, the game has all the hallmarks of …
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A Quick Look at Dragon Force (Sega Saturn)
Dragon Force is an epic fantasy real time/turn based strategy game for the Sega Saturn. The player chooses one of eight kingdoms and assumes the …
A Quick Look at Blue Stinger (Dreamcast)
Blue Stinger was a launch title for the SEGA Dreamcast that gave early adopters of SEGA’s swan-song console a scary, spooky, and ultimately silly experience. …
A Look Back at the Dot Hack Series (PS2)
Project Dot Hack was an interesting multi-focus experiment by Bandai during the PS2 era that generated a series of games, multiple animes, novels, manga and …
Bits and Pieces: Rap Jam: Volume One (SNES)
by In the era of arguably the best basketball video game of all time, NBA Jam, the doors were opened for a bevy of knock-off games …
Dynowarz: Destruction of Spondylus (NES) Review
by When I saw an incredibly cheap NES game titled Dynowarz with a huge dinosaur on the cover, I knew that I had to pick this …
A Look Back at Panzer Dragoon Saga (Sega Saturn)
Today, Panzer Dragoon Saga is mainly known for the exorbitant price an NTSC-U copy commands in collector circles. Unfortunately, this has led most discussions around …
Sonic Advance (GBA) Review — Sonic’s Nintendo Debut
Sega and Nintendo had been rivals, but Sonic was finally coming to Nintendo hardware with the debut of Sonic Advance for the Game Boy Advance, …
Ape Escape Was the Best 3D Platformer of Its Time
Ape Escape is better than every 3D platformer of its time by almost every measure, and that includes video game giants like Super Mario 64 …
Wipeout XL (PS1) Review
Wipeout XL, also known as Wipeout 2097 in Europe, is a futuristic anti-gravity racing game and the second installment in the Wipeout series. If you …