
Wizardry I & II: WELCOME TO THE WIZARDRY WORLD
How do you play Wizardry, 1981’s hottest RPG, in 2022? “With some difficulty” is the only honest answer, as official access … Continue reading Wizardry I & II: WELCOME TO THE WIZARDRY WORLD
How do you play Wizardry, 1981’s hottest RPG, in 2022? “With some difficulty” is the only honest answer, as official access … Continue reading Wizardry I & II: WELCOME TO THE WIZARDRY WORLD
The bulk of Spriggan Mark 2‘s manual isn’t used to describe the stages to come, or show off some of the … Continue reading Spriggan Mark 2: Speak ’em shmup
A quick word of warning before we begin: All of the English interpretations of Japanese text found here are for … Continue reading Langrisser: Descendants of the Light
Originally a 1992 Japanese PC Engine exclusive before being finally gifted to the world in 2008 via the Wii’s Virtual … Continue reading Star Parodier: A PC Engine parody
There was a time when it felt like you couldn’t move for arcade titles eager to scoot you from one … Continue reading Pomping World: Pomping Pang Bros.
As someone who was introduced to the PC Engine via a string of Duos and vanilla PC Engines firmly attached … Continue reading Super Star Soldier: A shining Super Star
As you may have already guessed from the photo above, the overly-named Bomberman: Panic Bomber is yet another spinoff of Hudson’s evergreen … Continue reading Bomberman Panic Bomber: A bit of a dud
What happens after you save the world? Well if you happen to be the caped hero of a charming fantasy … Continue reading The Legend of Xanadu II: So good they saved the world twice
Developed by Human and released exclusively for the PC Engine in 1994, this largely disconnected and untranslated sequel to the … Continue reading Vasteel 2: Move Crushers and Voice Knuckles
From the instant you fall through the first stage’s blossom-pink skies and into Jinmu Denshou‘s stripy world you know exactly what … Continue reading Jinmu Denshou: Welcome to another fantasy zone – get ready?