Sega’s Rad Mobile deserves to be remembered for more than just its dangling keychain
No relation to Rad Racer.
Tag: By the Wayside
Space Channel 5 for Dreamcast is a brief flash of sheer naked flamboyance
These moves are out of this world!
Parodius Da for Super Famicom shows the height of Konami’s fall
And then money happened.
Bloody Roar 2 for arcade and PS1 expands the fluffy fighting
You’re lucky it wasn’t a full moon.
Bloody Roar is far overdue for a return
There haven’t been many fighting games that I’ve really connected with. I’m not a competitive person by nature, and it’s…
Mischief Makers on N64 is a wonderfully chaotic cluster of incohesive concepts
Obligatory shake shake When I was a kid, trying out different games for my new-fangled N64, I didn’t know what…
Brave Fencer Musashi for PS1 is an unusual Squaresoft title that will stick with you
Aren’t you a little short for a Samurai? My household had an N64 for the late ‘90s, so all of…
Zaku is passion compressed into an Atari Lynx cartridge
In AD1987, development was beginning… The retro homebrew scene has really spread its tentacles and started grabbing us in new…
Incredible Crisis is an insightful look at the life of an average Japanese family
Incredible timing This week I was supposed to be doing Brave Fencer Musashi. However, I forgot to save at one…
Metal Saga for PS2 is a lot better than no Metal Max at all
Full Metal Max Getting into the Metal Max series has been one of the most exciting experiences to come my…
Duke Nukem existed before he could perceive three dimensions
The Nukem Paradox I simultaneously subscribe to two opposing beliefs about Duke Nukem. The first is that, anecdotally, many people…
Duke Nukem 3D: Duke it Out in DC is maximum ’90s
Or “the late 1900s” as it is now called If there were two things I was obsessed with as a…
Demon’s Crest for SNES is a 16-bit power fantasy
Say hello to the bad guy If you’ve played the Ghosts ‘n Goblins series, you probably know Red Arremer, even…