Super Mutant Alien Assault is a gory alien killing simulator that had me at the edge of my seat. At
During the 90s and 00s, SNK, in the Neo-Geo system, gave us some of the best fighting titles anyone can think of. SNK’s fascination with fighting samurais gave us instant cla
Back in 1996, SNK Playmore did something magical that revived my perspective about platformers when they introduced the Metal Slug series. Since then, I’ve been playing every
Where is the distinction between a classic that needs to stay untouched and something that falls irreparably behind if not updated? It’s a question that comes up when playing
Originally released as an arcade game in 2001, Ikaruga garnered high praise from critics as the spiritual successor to Treasure’s much-loved Radiant Silvergun and quickly bec
It’s rare to see titles that implement a do-it-yourself creation tool, much less one that revolves around shoot-em-ups. This alone gives gamers the opportunity to add their u
There are a lot of varieties on the infamous Tetris formula. Games of many shapes have found a way to adapt blocks and puzzles into their own thing, such as Bust-a-Move and Columns
Most games are best left alone after a certain amount of time has passed. Replaying your old favourites may often result in disillusion, as the warm and fuzzy tingling of nostalgia
Numerous hit titles like Fatal Fury and Street Fighter II make it difficult for an arcade fighter to carve out a niche for itself, let alone maintain it. Nevertheless Art of
The world wasn’t always all about Call Of Duty, believe it or not. In the earlier years, shooters mainly consisted of 2D run and gun games; probably because the technology di
What makes a game to be remembered by all? You have to bring something that the gamers never imagined. SNK did the same thing when they released King of Fighters ‘94 for the
This is a SNK classic, it started two of the main series of the company's fight: Fatal Fury (Garou Densetsu in Japan) and The King Of Fighters. The first Fatal Fury game releas
Samurai Shodown is only one of many fighters in the Neo Geo line-up, but there is one thing that it does different. Set In feudal Japan, the authentic settings of yore get accompan
Back in the ‘90s, arcades were filled to the brim with brightly colored lights and teens, both making equally loud noises. The cacophony of sound ranged from explosions, figh
Casual bowling’s finest moments often stem from the people that you’re with. Sure the game can be well played, but ultimately the surrounding atmosphere dictates whethe
Baseball Stars Professional, a challenging arcade style baseball game originally released for SNK’s Neo Geo in 1990, doesn’t include the same groundbreaking customizati
Back in 1996, SNK Playmore did something magical that revived my perspective about platformers when they introduced the Metal Slug series. Since then, I’ve been playing every
Most games are best left alone after a certain amount of time has passed. Replaying your old favourites may often result in disillusion, as the warm and fuzzy tingling of nostalgia
Zooming into fifth gear easily, High Speed is yet another game published by Rare on the NES. Back in the day, Rare used to bring out a slew of games, and so they built themselves u
Battle Chess has been quoted as “a chess game for people who don’t like chess” and that sums it up perfectly. Bringing each piece to life by adding comical animat
Crack Down is a top-down action shooter, like a modern Gauntlet, released on Sega Mega Drive in 1990. Raise your hand if you thought this was going to be a recent Xbox 360 release.
Developer Ocean once was a powerhouse that grabbed any brand it could as fast as possible. Like EA in the present day, they burst out game after game, but with quite a low success
An elf with pointy ears and a sword, going about a forest rich environment slaying orcs and other weird creatures, where have we seen that before? Alundra is an RPG-adventure story
There are a lot of varieties on the infamous Tetris formula. Games of many shapes have found a way to adapt blocks and puzzles into their own thing, such as Bust-a-Move and Columns
It’s rare to see titles that implement a do-it-yourself creation tool, much less one that revolves around shoot-em-ups. This alone gives gamers the opportunity to add their u
Originally released as an arcade game in 2001, Ikaruga garnered high praise from critics as the spiritual successor to Treasure’s much-loved Radiant Silvergun and quickly bec
Alpha Mission II is one of the first SNK title sets that are being released for the Playstation Network. Players who have played this game before in the arcade will not be left dis
Originally a launch title for the both Neo-Geo arcade and AES home platform, Magician Lord is a 2D action platformer has been ported to subsequent platforms such as the Playsta
Baseball Stars Professional, a challenging arcade style baseball game originally released for SNK’s Neo Geo in 1990, doesn’t include the same groundbreaking customizati
Casual bowling’s finest moments often stem from the people that you’re with. Sure the game can be well played, but ultimately the surrounding atmosphere dictates whethe
Back in the ‘90s, arcades were filled to the brim with brightly colored lights and teens, both making equally loud noises. The cacophony of sound ranged from explosions, figh
A Plague Tale: Innocence has a lot of gamers interested, especially the de
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