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Alien Review (Atari 2600)
Not only is Alien on the Atari 2600, the first licensed game based on the Alien film series, but it is also a better Pac-Man clone than actual Pac-Man on the 2600.
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Retro review
Not only is Alien on the Atari 2600, the first licensed game based on the Alien film series, but it is also a better Pac-Man clone than actual Pac-Man on the 2600.
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The only horror first-person game for the Virtual Boy, Innsmouth no Yakata is based on the novel, The Shadow over Innsmouth, written by H.P. Lovecraft.
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The censored localized release of Kato-chan & Ken-chan is a poor excuse for a platformer, complete with slippery movement and horrible hit-detection. Just like a plume of gas, detectives J.J. & Jeff lingers and leaves a bad taste in your…
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Colorful visuals can not save the caped crusader in his quest to rid Gotham from The Penguin and Catwoman in the Atari Lynx version of Batman Returns.
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SelectButton takes you out to the ballgame with our first retro review, featuring a lesser known Crystal Dynamics sports game. 3D Baseball released on Sega Saturn and Sony PlayStation only a few weeks apart at the end of 1996.
Destiny: The Taken King successfully reinvigorates Bungie’s sci-fi epic adventure, introducing an all-new campaign, updating just about every aspect of the game.
AverMedia released a new streaming focused USB 3.0 game capture device, featuring ultra-low latency, support for full 1080p60, audio mix in, and the ability to personalize the look of the Live Gamer Extreme.
A charming adventure, Knack will also push your frustrations to the limit with the occasional cheap death and discouraging checkpoints that will force you to replay sections of each chapter. Combat can be broken down into punching…
Finally Sega has released the only memorable Sega CD game, which is also the best Sonic game on PSN and XBLA