Berzerk 7800 – Definitive means to play this game, or just another port?
Berzerk is a game that started out in the arcades and then eventually made its way to the Atari 2600, and most recently onto the Atari 7800. As a huge…
The Stars Our Destination – The Legend of Heroes: Trails Beyond The Horizon Review
The Trails series is easily the most complex and intensive RPG that has ever been released. Weighing in at well over 1000 hours at this point, it tells a series…
Frenzy 7800 – Did Berzerk really need a sequel?
The story of Frenzy is that you play as Lieutenant Lyra Nova. Lyra is trapped in an alien maze and must make her escape. Failure to escape will lead to…
M Network Collection 2600 – Intellivision games on the inferior Atari 2600?
The M-Network are a set of games that were originally on the Mattel Intellivision, or ports there of. This collection is rather unique because these games were originally designed for…
Better Than We Remember? – Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return Special Edition Review
Back in 2024, Limited Run Games brought back Whoopee Camp’s classic PlayStation Metroidvania Tomba! with a new special edition. Now Limited Run Games has worked to bring the sequel, Tomba!…
A New Take On A Classic Series – Bubble Bobble Sugar Dungeons Review
Bubble Bobble is a truly amazing game that has spawned a number of sequels and spinoffs over the years, including games like Puzzle Bobble, Rainbow Islands, Parasol Stars and multiple…
Mr. Run and Jump 2600 – Best Atari 2600 game in decades or better left unreleased?
The objective of Mr. Run and Jump is a bold, almost defiant one: to deliver a fluid, high-speed, precision platforming experience but on the severely limited Atari 2600 hardware. The…
Cute, Intense and Fun: Trouble Witches Final: Episode 1 – Daughters of Amalgam Review
Cute em ups are a sub-genre of shmups that I really enjoy and Trouble Witches Final: Episode 1 – Daughters of Amalgam may be one of the more interesting takes…
Twins of the Sun – Great platformer or intentionally misleading?
Twins of the Sun establishes a grand, mythic objective from the start: restoring the cosmic balance between light and shadow that has been shattered by a primordial rift. The player…
Classic Sci-Fi Horror Comes to Switch! – System Shock Review
Usually it’s important not to date yourself, especially when reviewing games, but some of us may have purchased the original System Shock on DOS way back in 1994. To be…