You may know Genki’s 1996 PlayStation game Beltlogger 9 by its lengthier US title BRAHMA Force: The Assault on Beltlogger 9 or its … Read more Continue reading Beltlogger 9: Storytelling, strafing, and sci-fi
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The PlayStation was home to all the games you’d expect from the leading format of the time: Glossy racing sims, … Read more Continue reading Harmful Park: A fun day out for the whole family
Graphically 1995 was all over the place, a turbulent time when “realistic” FMV games spanning multiple CD-ROMs would jostle for … Read more Continue reading Gunners Heaven: “Inspired by” is not a dirty term
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Kimimi The Game-Eating She-Monster 