SpaceStation Silicon Valley
Every generation sees a handful of wildly original games which forge new ideas, or rework old ones in such a …
Silverload
“Devils in the bodies of men!” warns a weary frontiersman by the campfire, in Jason Wilson’s wild west horror set …
Akira (Amiga)
Akira has the dubious honor of being one of the worst Amiga games ever, voted 29 worst release by LemonAmiga users. Though …
Omikron: The Nomad Soul
DISCLAIMER: This article contains a major though early plot spoiler. Discussing the game’s later sections would be impossible without mentioning …
SpaceStation Silicon Valley (Game Boy Color)
Unlike the subsequent wretched PlayStation port, this is an extremely faithful reiteration of the N64 original, and it’s not even …
Rayxanber III
It took DataWest two attempts and three years to finally create a truly quality shooter, and it’s damned excellent. As …
Rayxanber II
A year later and DataWest released a sequel to Rayxanber for the PC Engine CD. It’s a definite improvement over …
Kishin Douji Zenki (Game Gear)
About a month after the SNES release came this, for Sega’s Game Gear, without any kind of subtitle to differentiate …
Dinosaurs for Hire
Video game adaptations of comic books have been a staple since the inception of games, and will continue so as …
Evo’s Space Adventures
About a year and a half after the N64 release, and six months after the GBC version, SpaceStation Silicon Valley was ported …
Android Assault
The Sega CD is an unfairly maligned system. It didn’t have a long shelf-life, was overpriced and the number of …
Immercenary
Hardware exclusives hold a special allure, especially when on failed or underdog systems such as the 3DO. Along with legitimising …
Enemy Zero
Of all of Warp’s games, Enemy Zero is probably the most conceptually interesting in terms of mechanics, even if it’s the most …
