New out from ININ Games (and Strictly Limited Games if you want a physical edition) is the Irem Collection Volume 2. Featuring games originally released in arcades and on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, the collection of three games – with variants – offers a glimpse into the world ofRead More →
Currently screening on Apple TV, the new Tetris movie is less a digital action romp and more a behind-the-scenes look at the incredible story behind the game’s ownership. Tetris: The Movie stars Taron Egerton as Henk Rogers, the man who spotted the game’s potential and fought to bring it toRead More →
We take a look at PsyDoom, an open-source backport of PlayStation Doom for Windows and Linux PCs (and it runs on Steam Deck).Read More →
A retro review of the original Crash Bandicoot on the PS1Read More →
Released back in 2001, Return To Castle Wolfenstein was the first sequel to Wolfenstein 3D. Produced by id Software, it retells the Wolfenstein story with a Medal of Honor-style first person viewpoint. Dropping the player into a World War II Nazi Germany stalag, Return To Castle Wolfenstein is a blast.Read More →
Long before the MCU became a thing that people talked about, hero movies were limited to mutants, mutant spiders, and men in capes. The videogame world wasn’t too different – the mid 2000s had a definite drought on decent super hero games. Thankfully, Freedom Force from Irrational Games came along,Read More →
A review of Chase HQ 2 on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive including a final verdict and score. The Chase HQ games found success in the arcades, and there have been multiple entries over the years. I’m reviewing Chase HQ 2 on the Sega Mega Drive, not to be confused with the 2007 arcade gameRead More →
I find the video game adaptation of pinball to be a fascinating one. While the medium allows for near-limitless creativity, most pinball games are firmly grounded in reality. Dragon’s Fury is a stellar example of what can be done without those restraints. Dragon’s Fury (also known as Devil’s Crush) isRead More →
Bhav Soor takes a look at Sonic Rush, the first Sonic game to land on Nintendo’s popular handheld. The Nintendo DS saw a plethora of video game series making their way to the console, taking advantage of its handheld and dual screen capabilities. Approximately a year into its lifespan, theRead More →
