Archive for Category: Reviews
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Spice World (PS1)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Let's say for a moment that you're Psygnosis, little-known game publisher with only a few major hits under your belt. You've just scored the rights to one of the hottest untapped licenses available:
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The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening (GB)
Reviews by Doug O'Neil on How does this handheld entry into the Zelda franchise hold up 9 years after its initial release?
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Déjà Vu (NES)
Reviews by Neal Iannone on "You are waking from a stupor that feels like a chronic headache after a week in Vegas. You notice your right palm is covered with dried blood, but you can neither see nor feel any wounds. You feel a
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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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[NSFW] Caveman Games (NES)
Reviews by Neal Iannone on Every few years a game comes along that changes the face of console entertainment. A game that breaks every template both graphically and creatively. A game that sparks the mind's curiosity. A g
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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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Maniac Mansion (NES)
Reviews by Neal Iannone on Maniac Mansion. A smooth, creamy combo of lost girlfriends, record players, walking tentacles, writers, rocket-powered cars, broken bottles of ketchup, musicians, zombie-matics, old batteries, arcade
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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.