Author: Masamune I intended for this review to drop Halloween night 2020. Unfortunately I got sick around that time and couldn’t finish my playthrough to do the review. After many moons of BSing later, I finally mustered up the will to finish playing Twisted Tales of Spike McFang…
Author: sull56ivan2010 Once 1993 came along, companies were looking for the next Sonic the Hedgehog immediately. There were many attempts and they either fizzed out or had a few titles. But most were gone by the time newer generation hardware arrived in the mid 90s. Sunsoft threw their hat into…
Author: reneeatworld Beavis and Butt-Head is a 2-D side scrolling game that shares the same iconic elements as most SNES games; it isn’t very long in length, has a very limited amount of lives to start with and has a hard difficulty. With that aside, this game is still pretty…
By Indy1988 Whenever a first game of a series is released and is successful, it gives the company that created the game more time and money to figure out how to improve the experience and possibly learn from their mistakes. Capcom did just so with its Breath of Fire series…
Author: sull56ivan2010 There’s a lot of things that can be said for Bill Laimbeer. He was one of the main reasons the late 80s Detroit Pistons were considered the Bad Boys. They were some of the roughest defenses teams like the Celtics, Bulls, and Knicks had to deal with.…
Author: John Legendoffzelda There’s a distinctive, almost iconic, visual style to the Steven Spielberg-produced 1994 film of The Flintstones. It’s one that Ocean badly fumbled when they translated the movie to the Super Nintendo. While the movie may have been a dumb comedy, it also had a grand production design…
Author: sull56ivan2010 Most people are aware of the NHL series as far as 16-bit systems go. It is one I love on the Genesis and there are a few on the SNES I’ve gotten great enjoyment out of; especially the ’96 edition during my senior year of high school back…
Author: Indy1988 In this age of violence and action, even in the SNES era, nobody thought that a farming game would work so well. Sure, there’s games like SimFarm for the PC. But it didn’t really catch on until Yasuhiro Wada came up with a farming idea after he visited…
Author: sull56ivan2010 The Bases Loaded series is something I haven’t been huge on as far as discovering older sports games. Regarding the first ones on NES, they are okay, but the fielding was kind of shoddy. It had the presentation, looking like a game on TV, but not the greatest…
By Indy1988 When the Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest series (or Dragon Warrior to some people) were released to the public, they defined what makes a role-playing game. These games went beyond pencil-and-paper stats and long hours of leveling up a wizard or warrior. Video games made this possible…