Trends in games come and go, and as they do, a lot of average games emerge. Asterix for the Sega Master System is one of those.
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Devil Dice is one of the best games I’ve ever played, even though I’m not even the best player of it that I know. You must play it. Plus the results of the Master System voting, and the chance to vote for Atari Lynx games!
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Yes, I spent the week playing the Godzilla Generations on the Dreamcast. What surprised me was that it wasn’t a complete waste of time.
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James Bond 007: Everything Or Nothing, EA’s take on an “original” Bond adventure is a little clunky in places, but it’s essentially satisfying.
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It’s the clash we’re yet to see in the cinema, but back in 1994, Sega owners could pit cyborg cop against assassin droid with ease.
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A dinosaur, some cavemen and the core gameplay of Pac-Man with added powerups. Trog should be a winner, right?
Retro Gaming Challenge Week Six: Trog (NES) Read More »
Time to get down and dirty with Three Dirty Dwarves, a lesser known Saturn game with a nicely offbeat sense of humour.
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Space Invaders is a classic. Nay, it is the classic. But in its Atari 2600 incarnation, is it still any fun to play in 2016?
Retro Games Challenge Week Four: Space Invaders (2600) Read More »
It’s time to burn, baby, burn with The Firemen (SNES), a quirky, short, fun game about a common peril that isn’t often the only peril.
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Donkey Konga is a game about music, playing together, but above all, pain.
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