
Gekirindan: Playable archeology
Taito’s Gekirindan, the Saturn version shown here the only unemulated home port the game’s ever had (the arcade version can be … Continue reading Gekirindan: Playable archeology
Taito’s Gekirindan, the Saturn version shown here the only unemulated home port the game’s ever had (the arcade version can be … Continue reading Gekirindan: Playable archeology
This is Fantasia Sango II, Userjoy’s award winning 2005 PC game—and my introduction to Taiwanese RPGs. It’s the story of the amnesiac money-chasing … Continue reading Fantasia Sango II: Userjoy’s second tale in the three kingdoms
Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 20: Space Harrier II: Space Harrier Complete Collection may not be in any danger of claiming … Continue reading Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 20: Space Harrier II: Space Harrier Complete Collection
As you may have already guessed, The Firemen 2: Pete & Danny is the PlayStation exclusive sequel to SNES hose ’em up The … Continue reading The Firemen 2: A flash in the pan
[I need to add a quick note here: For some weird reason I have had a proper nightmare getting this … Continue reading Moldorian: Context is everything
This violently orange disc contains five battles to run through, covering chapters 20-31 of the gleefully daft train-drifting manga. Visually … Continue reading Densha de D Rising Stage: Wake me up before I go-go
Another epic disaster unfolding in a fancy skyscraper at Christmas? Gaming really does have a lot to thank Die Hard for. … Continue reading The Firemen: Hot stuff
With one Model 2 game already under the Sega Ages 2500 Series’ belt, the only question was when, not if, other games from … Continue reading Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol.19: Fighting Vipers
The first thought that popped into my head as I looked at the back of Sengoku Turb‘s case was “When the … Continue reading Sengoku Turb: The way the future used to look
This Famicom/NES exclusive take on Konami’s Salamander is a terrible port of an incredible arcade game. Entire stages have been slung straight … Continue reading Salamander: Even better than the real thing