Archive for Tag: replayability
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Little Kids Gaming
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 
3 Michael reflects on his cousins' inability to play games correctly.
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Replaying Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 3 Michael Gray replays strategy RPGs in weird ways.
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GC Podcast #68: Of Consoles and Peripherals
Podcasts by Alex Jedraszczak on 6 The Podcast Crew talks about the latest in console peripherals, like the Wii Baby and the Power Pad!
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Versus Mode: Mega Man, Capcom, and Mighty No. 9
Columns by Nathaniel Hoover and Joseph Martin on 1 GC writers Nathaniel Hoover and Joseph Martin tell their secret Mega Man fan origin stories, discuss Mighty No. 9, and tell Capcom how to run their business.
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Galcon Fusion (PC)
Reviews by Nathaniel Hoover on If you're looking for an addictive time-waster game that's simple to pick up and impossible to beat without bionic enhancements, look no farther than Galcon Fusion. The setup is simple: smash spaceshi
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Mega Man 10’s Downloadable (Dis)content
Blog Posts by Nathaniel Hoover on 3 I made it a point to play the game into the ground--at this point, I hope it stays buried there a while.
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… of the Month: Replay Value
Columns by Matt Gardner on 3 What do ya’ll mean when you give games high scores for “replay value”? I’ve written a lot of reviews in my day, and I’ve wondered from time to time about exactly what it means to give a certain score in a certain category.
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Mega Man 2 (NES)
Reviews by Nathaniel Hoover on 5 Mega Man 2 is widely regarded as the best [Mega Man / NES / video] game of all time. There's no way to write a positive and original review when all the good adjectives have already been exhausted by
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Mega Man (NES)
Reviews by Nathaniel Hoover on 10 “Fairly revolutionary” and “rather creative” are two terms I would use to describe the original Mega Man. “Spine-meltingly difficult” is another one.