I have to give SEGA some credit. One of the many points where I felt that the initial line-up of …
Continue reading “‘ESWAT: City Under Siege’ Review – The Suit Fits, the Controls Don’t”
The early 1990s were a strange time for video game characters. Side-scrolling platformers were without question the most popular games, …
Continue reading “‘DeCap Attack’ Review – That’s No Way to Get a Head in Life”
When it comes to SEGA and their 16-bit library, game re-releases tend to fall into one of three categories. First, …
Continue reading “‘Beyond Oasis’ Review – A Sight for Thor Eyes”
The latest SEGA Forever release is upon us, and like many of the releases so far this one was already …
Continue reading “‘Space Harrier 2’ Review – In Space, No One Can Hear You Auuuugh”
SEGA is a company that has made its mark in multiple arenas, but perhaps none so much as the arcades. …
Continue reading “‘Golden Axe’ Review – Be Careful What You Axe For”
Taito is one of the most historically significant companies in gaming history, and that is almost entirely due to Space …
Continue reading “‘RayCrisis’ Review – We Have to Do Better at the Cyber”
Before we get going with this review, let’s address the elephant in the corner of the room: SEGA Forever. SEGA’s …
Continue reading “‘Ristar’ Review – This Shooting Star Has Come Quite Far”
The iOS platform has been home to some pretty great space games. Some of them lean more into exploration and …
Continue reading “‘Subdivision Infinity’ Review – Shoot First, No Need for Questions”
The original Kid Tripp ($0.99) was an excellent ode to Westone’s classic Wonder Boy and the Adventure Island series that …
Continue reading “‘Miles & Kilo’ Review – It’s Dog-Gone Great!”
A second generation of Gamevice controllers is imminently on its way, bringing dirct, Lightning-connected MFi controller action to devices. The …
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