Croc 2: How to Ruin a Cult Classic Video Game
by The first game in the short-lived Croc franchise, Croc: Legends of the Gobbos, originally released for the PlayStation (PS1), was not perfect. But the game …
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A Look Back At Krusty’s Fun House (SNES)
by The Simpsons has a long and storied history of being intertwined with video games, mainly due to dumb historical coincidence. The animated sitcom hit the …
A Quick Morrowind Retrospective
by It’s been a while since the last Elder Scrolls game, around a decade or so. I’m a firm believer in the value of looking back …
This PS1 Game Gives Off Serious Initial D Vibes: Tokyo Highway Battle
Regions outside of Japan never saw the PlayStation Initial D game, but we got the next best thing: Tokyo Highway Battle. Tokyo Highway Battle was …
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Didn’t Have Bad ‘Tank’ Controls
You might be surprised to learn that Croc: Legend of the Gobbos, which was released on the PlayStation and Sega Saturn, is a controversial game …
Taking to the Skies with Project Wingman (PC)
by Project Wingman is a crowdfunded indie arcade flight sim clearly inspired by the Ace Combat franchise. Project Wingman truly is a love letter to arcade …
A Quick Look at Sky Target (Sega Saturn)
Sky Target is an on-rails shooter for the Sega Saturn that I don’t see mentioned a lot. Originally a 1995 arcade game for Sega’s Model …
I Can’t Let You Review That, Star Fox: A Look at Star Fox 64 (N64)
Star Fox 64 is a 3D on-rails shooter developed by Nintendo. Released in 1997, Star Fox 64 was an instant classic. I was one of …
A Quick Look at Burning Rangers (Sega Saturn)
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 …
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 …