• Ico (PS2)

    ...drowned in the artistic sway of the game. The game’s got freakin’ presence, I tell you. Yes, I did use the “artistic sway” to describe Ico. You could call me...

  • Preserving the Plastic: Game Storage

    ...and even possible flood damage. Make sure you use a lid and close it tightly just to be safe. Depending on what you use, you can place the bins in...

  • Ice Hockey (NES)

    ...about it. Maybe it’s because I don’t want people to laugh at me for saying that it’s one of the greatest of all time hockey video games. Maybe it’s because...

  • Frostbite (A26)

    ...some other games on the 2600 that make use of the Atari joystick. Besides using the joystick for your directional functions, you can use the bright red button to change...

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    The Gates of Life: Episode 8 – Always Follow Your Lizard

    Apul: North is as good a direction as any. At least it’ll take us closer to the straight between here and the Red Isle. If we are really lucky, maybe...

  • Power Stone (DC)

    ...each other. Power Stone is its own unique entity within the fighting game realm. It’s not the first true 3D game, but it is the first to use its environment...

  • Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (SG)

    ...get a chance to gain another three by holding your own in a short battle between you and The Phantom himself. Though unique, it quickly gets annoying when you just...

  • Final Fantasy X (PS2)

    ...makes up your final party, and each character has certain arms and armor that they alone can use. The typical magic spells of FF history make their return with new...

  • Ren & Stimpy: Stimpy’s Invention (SG)

    ...worry; it’s not supposed to make sense. This adventure takes our cartoony companions through a freezer, a zoo, a town, a dog pound, a forest, and finally, through the invention...

  • Threads of Fate (PS1)

    ...mainly a fighter, using close-range combat to defeat most foes, but he can also transform into the monsters he defeats and use their skills and magics. Mint uses a variety...