Archive for Category: Reviews
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[NSFW] Red Faction (PS2)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Geography Modification (Geo-Mod): The arbitrary alteration of the domain which makes up a video game's environment. Its implications to the world of gaming were incredible—finally, rockets, bombs,
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Tomba! (PS1)
Reviews by Doug O'Neil on I'm sure that many of you would think it odd if I were to tell you that Tomba! is easily one of the most creative games that I've ever played. In fact, when I told people that I was reviewing Tomba!
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Chrono Cross (PS1)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Is it as good as Chrono Trigger?
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[NSFW] Chrono Trigger (SNES)
Reviews by Doug O'Neil on Chrono Trigger really has everything a gamer could want from a game.
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Secret of Mana (SNES)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Aside from your mentally deficient cohorts, the game's not really half bad.
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Brave Fencer Musashi (PS1)
Reviews by Doug O'Neil on Brave Fencer Musashi is another one of Square's journeys in to the realm of gaming outside of RPGs. For the majority of Squaresoft's life in the gaming industry, it has remained in its little RPG corn
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WWF King of the Ring (GB)
Reviews by Doug O'Neil on The classic WWF lineup, in your pocket!
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Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance (PS2)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance finds its basis in the shadow of table-top games such as Dungeons Dragons: no set storyline for the character as the story commences, no evil empire to overthrow, no worl
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Mega Man Legends (PS1)
Reviews by Doug O'Neil on While it holds its own in the genre, it is definitely directed towards Mega Man fans. If that's you, go check this game out.
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Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi’s Journey (GBC)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on The only people this is not recommended to are those who just do not have the time to get involved with a time-consuming game.