The “Story” Of Clikboom
The "Story" Of Clikboom... Many of you have probably heard something about the turbulent and very negative situations at one...
Beat Em Up
Beat ‘Em Ups are often 1v1 fighting games but also the street brawlers go under this category which means that you will find everything from Double Dragon, Elfmania or such to Street Fighter 2 and Shadow Fighter in here.
River City Saga: Journey to the West – Kunio The Monkey King?
River City Saga: Journey to the West - Kunio The Monkey King... This is exactly the kind of crossover madness...
The Ninja Warriors 2 – The Ninja Saviors – Return Of The Warriors Collectors Edition
Iโve reviewed hundreds upon hundreds of games and collectorโs boxes over the years, and Iโve taken all sorts of paths...
Maiden Cops – Boobs, Nudity & Fighting – Reviewed
In todayโs digital landscape, weโre drowning in AI-generated slop across most online gaming storefronts. This makes it increasingly difficult to...
A Look At: Pixel Ripped 1995
BACK TO THE 90's WE GO. I have written about this series before (Pixel Ripped 1989), some of you might...
A Look At My Psygnosis Amiga Collection Part 2
TIME IS NOT MY FRIEND... Oh boy, how time flies, eight years ago I wrote an article about my Psygnosis...
A Look At: Devils Temple – Son Of The Kung-Fu Master
KUNG FU MASTER MIXED WITH VIGILANTE? The Devil's Temple -Son Of The Kung Fu Master- is the spiritual sequel to...
The Games We Never Talk About: The Strangers
Welcome to yet another "The Games We Never Talk About But Should" article, this time I've decided to do another...
The Way of the Exploding Fist
Heavily inspired by the arcade classic Karate Champ, The Way of the Exploding Fist both looked and played absolutely fantastic...
Introducing Lost Judgment
After SEGA announced Yakuza 6 as the last game in the long-running franchise, many hopes were lost by gamers spread...
A Look At Speedball II
Summing up Speedball II is an almost impossible task. It retains the basic gameplay of the original, but expands on...
Introducing MK11:Aftermath
The eleventh installment of this long-running saga was published a year ago and previewed here. At the beginning beat 'em...
Introducing Sakura Wars
After over 45 hours of very intense play, I just finished Final Fantasy VII Remake. I wish I had the...
Announcing A Yakuza Game. Again!
You know how much I love this franchise, spreading on our beloved consoles since the PS2 old times. In the...
A Look At Cardinal Syn
In my early days with the PS1, I was experimenting a lot, trying out different kinds of games. Sure, my...
The Commodore 64 2020 Calendar – The Best Of The 80 & 90s
This is my first Commodore 64 article in a long time now and that for a reason I guess as...
The Amiga Calendar 2020: A Glimpse Of 1990
I wrote about this Calendar last year too, but back then it was covering 1989 on a 2019 Calendar, I...
Judgment – A Complete Review
ๆญป็ฅใฎ้บ่จ (Shinigami No Yuigon), also known as Judge Eyes or Judgment, is one of those games that, being so peculiar,...
A Few Videos From TGS2019
Here is another article that, dealing with the most awaited Tokyo Game Show, should have been published earlier. As always,...
Entering A New Dream:Shenmue III
It was December 29th, 1999 when Shenmue, a brand new action-adventure game saw the light in Japan. Created, produced and...
A Look At Bruce Lee – Return Of Fury
35 years later, The Emperor had rebuilt the Forbidden World. Enemies regrouped and came back even stronger. There was no...
Introducing A New Era – Yakuza 7
Yakuza 6 was supposed to be the last one of the series and even though we knew that the studio...
Introducing Judgement. A First Impression Report
Yagami Takayuki was a lawyer. A good one too, it seemed. In a world where 99% of presumed criminals end...
The Games We Never Talk About: Motorhead
It is finally time to return to a series we started back in March 2019 with Kid Gloves II, The...
A Look At International Karate+
Foreword: a few weeks ago a good friend of mine pointed me toward a fairly new Italian website, called RetroMagazine....
A Look At Bloodborne: The Board Game
I am fairly sure that anyone following this blog is rather confident with FromSoftware products and, more specifically with Bloodborne....