Skies of Arcadia: Blue rogues, blue skies

Nothing puts me off returning to Eternal Arcadia – a title I’m sure I last played from start to finish … Read more Continue reading Skies of Arcadia: Blue rogues, blue skies

SGGG Segagaga: Sega gaga

“Now is the time to save Sega with your own hands!” declares the back of Segagaga’s box, although in hindsight … Read more Continue reading SGGG Segagaga: Sega gaga

The original Mega Drive Rent A Hero was Sega’s first attempt at making players perform a bizarre fictional job in … Read more Continue reading Rent A Hero No. 1: Hero for hire

Whatever you think of Warp’s eclectic output… …doesn’t actually matter, because there’s little doubt the main force behind the company … Read more Continue reading D2: Man is the warmest place to hide

(Dolphins and Hitchhiker’s – it’s all I know) A lot of very successful 16-bit games didn’t even dare try to … Read more Continue reading Ecco the Dolphin Defender of the Future: Thanks for all the fish!

Even in this exciting modern world of emulators turning what were once cutting edge arcade behemoths into bite-sized bus stop … Read more Continue reading Dreamcast’s Nightmare

First released as a Dreamcast exclusive back in 2000, Code: Veronica has the dubious honour of not only being the … Read more Continue reading Resident Evil Code Veronica: Where is Biohazard going?

I have played a lot of Resident Evil since the series’ debut in 1996: Some I adore, some I quite like, and … Read more Continue reading Resident Evil 3: “You want STARS? I’ll give you STARS!”