The amount of time that’s passed between the wood-effect veneered beginnings of gaming at home and today’s enormous consoles and … Continue reading Loving 21st century gaming like an 18th century furniture expert
This game, based on a single-series 1998 anime of (almost) the same name, first caught my eye thanks to its bright … Continue reading Akihabara Dennou Gumi Pata Pies!: Making a little go a long way
It’s that time of year again! Time to have a rummage through the past twelve months of gaming and find … Continue reading And my game of the year is…
The straightforwardly titled Baroque Typing debuted in 2002, several years after both the Saturn and PlayStation releases of Baroque as well as the later Baroque … Continue reading Baroque Typing: Typing of the Baroque
It turns out the Magic game I’ve always wanted to play, simply (and unhelpfully) titled Magic: The Gathering, not only already … Continue reading Magic The Gathering: Magic: The Microprosing
The Mega Drive Mini 2 takes a very Sega approach to sequels, choosing to follow up the success of the original unit not with … Continue reading Mega Drive Mini 2: Sega’s 16-bit mixtape
Septentrion is so unashamedly eager to ape ’70s disaster movie The Poseidon Adventure it doesn’t just broadly copy the setting and flow of … Continue reading Septentrion: Found at sea
I know reading an article about an old digital recreation of a traditional tabletop card game might not sound like … Continue reading Super Hanafuda 2: Finding fun in strange places
Taito’s Densha de GO! series has often turned up in all sorts of places you wouldn’t really think a train sim with … Continue reading Densha de GO! 2 (LCD): Taito’s tiny trains
Hataraku Chocobo does something so incredible when you turn it on I’m almost reluctant to talk about it, because when typed … Continue reading Hataraku Chocobo: Feathered friends in new frontiers
Kimimi The Game-Eating She-Monster 