Sengoku Ace
The era just after the chaos the industry barely survived in the mid-80s was a spawning ground for upstart companies …
Metamorphic Force
As the ’90s rolled on, Konami didn’t rely solely on licenses to bring out arcade games. Along with games like Sunset …
Schbibinman Zero
After three games on NEC’s hardware, NCS/Masiya wandered off and produced the next Schbibinman title on the Super Famicom. It was created …
Judge Dredd
Judge Dredd is a grittier echo of Demolition Man. The film distances itself quite a bit from the 2000 A.D. comic book …
Rogue Galaxy
JRPGs represent a rather large dilemma that has plagued both the people who make them and the people who play …
Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City
The sad truth of the matter is, most licensed games are just that; something to promote a license. When a …
Mobile Suit Gundam
In 1979, Yoshiyuki Tomino changed everything. Before 1979, mecha anime consisted almost entirely of “super robot” shows, shows where robotic …
Breath of Fire III
With the release of Final Fantasy VII, the world was changed. PS1 was now the ultimate machine and simply wiped the …
Schbibinman 3
Schbibinman 3: Ikai no Princess (“Princess of Another World”) takes place some time after Schbibinman 2. The world is fairly peaceful and …
Schbibinman
Kaizou Choujin Schbibinman (“Restructuring Super Human Schbibinman”; also spelled “Shubibinman“, which is a more literal romanization) is a series of 4 …
Gungrave (Anime)
Shortly after the release of the first Gungrave game, an anime was put into production and released in 2003. The anime creates …
Demolition Man (SNES / Genesis / Sega CD)
Fortunately, the version of Demolition Man that appeared on the more mainstream consoles wasn’t a port in any way of the …
