PANIC! for the SEGA CD – Review
PANIC! for the SEGA CD review. According to the animated intro, all the world’s technology has been infected by a new computer virus. Strange “bugs” are causing tech to malfunction everywhere.
Metal Slug for the Sega Saturn (Import) – Review
You go into this game gun ablazing! ! Not only must you try to destroy all enemies in sight, you also make it your mission to save POWs throughout each level.
Attack of the Clone Games
No other title has been emulated as much as Super Mario and continues to be to this day. Plenty of Space Invaders and Pacman clones existed in the arcade and on the Atari 2600 but Mario surpassed them in terms of copycats. Mario however is far from being the only Nes game to be imitated.˜
GROWL for the SEGA Genesis – Review
You’re just minding your own business in a dive bar, when suddenly the wall blows apart!
Ghostbusters & Ghostbusters 2 – Combo Review for NES and SEGA Genesis
All of these retro Ghostbusters titles feature the obvious busting of ghosts, but they all approach it very differently.
Trog Vlog: Episode 13 – Zombies Ate My Neighbors
For episode 13 I thought it was appropriate to go with a good monster game! Zombies Ate My Neighbors for the Sega Genesis.
Streets of Rage for the SEGA Genesis – Review
This city was once a happy, peaceful place…until one day, a powerful secret criminal organization took over. Amid this turmoil, group of young Police officers has sworn to clean up the city. They are willing to risk anything…even their lives…on the…Streets of Rage
Fighter’s History for the SNES – Review
Each fighter is given a letter from some guy in a suit inviting them to compete in “The Great Fighters Competition”. Pretty generic, huh? The winner is promised “untold treasures” while the losers pay with their lives!
6 Emulators to Make Your PC a Retro Console
While games continue to change and break new ground every year. It is often tempting to revisit a time when games were much more simple. Back then, Mario jumped, Sonic ran, and villains were defeated by a solitary hero—and that was about it.
World Heroes for the Neo Geo – Review
A scientist named Dr. Brown has finally perfected a time machine. Did he use it to make the world a better place? Of course not! He used it to gather up fighters from throughout time to battle in a tournament!
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