Mortal Kombat Trilogy (N64): Wishing for a Fatality
by I’ve never understood the appeal of the classic Mortal Kombat games. Sure, as a first grader at the roller skating rink where everyone had their …
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Bits and Pieces: Rollergames (NES)
by Man, there is so much I didn’t know about Rollergames for the NES. I’ve got a complete set of games and at a certain point …
A Quick Review of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Xbox)
As a 90’s kid currently stuck in the trappings of adult life, escaping into my childhood is a regular practice in self-care. As a part …
Bits and Pieces: Taboo the Sixth Sense (NES)
Are you bold enough to learn the secrets of Taboo the Sixth Sense? Let’s pull back the curtain on this fantastic anomaly of an NES …
Bits and Pieces: Banana Prince (NES)
Y’all remember Banana Prince right? The European exclusive NES game that’s all in German? Of course you do! In 1993, Nintendo released the NES Model …
Super Mario 64 – Platforming Redefined
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 …
Pilotwings 64 — The N64’s Other Launch Title
Pilotwings 64 is one of the two North American launch titles for the N64. I never owned this game growing up, but it was a …
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 …
Bits and Pieces: Equinox (SNES)
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 …