Author: Mongunzoo The SNES is an endless ocean of quality, but it is only after you leave the shoreline of North American releases that you begin to see just how truly deep and terrifying this ocean can be. So it was with Clock Tower, the first SNES game…
Author: Mongunzoo Castlevania. The name alone evokes countless images in the minds of gamers. Everything from the creepily atmospheric castle to the monsters you fight just ooze adventure. This game cemented my love of the horror genre. So when I heard about a 16-bit ”remake”on my favorite system,…
Author: Mongunzoo For those of you living under a rock, the Mega Man franchise is one of gaming’s original heavyweights. The Blue Bomber almost rivals Mario when it comes to having such a diverse and storied career. Being one of the first games to combine shooting action with platforming,…
Author: Scott W. Secret of Mana (or Seiken Densetsu 2, as it is known in Japan) is a fascinating RPG with a nearly unmatched real-time battle system, beautiful graphics, and an amazing soundtrack. After all these years, Secret of Mana still stands out as one of the greatest games…
Author: Masamune Ah, the Super Nintendo. I have so many fond memories of this system from childhood. From getting it as a surprise gift by Mom and Dad, to playing a Link to the Past and being simply amazed by it(and subsequently beating it like 20-something…
Where are all the Super Nintendo fansites? That’s the question I asked myself after doing a Google search on the subject. There were some, but I was expecting so much more. I didn’t find a definitive Super NES fansite that would address the needs I was looking for. I just…