Amazing Island, which was published by Sega in 2004, has a Gamecube to GBA connectivity link cable function that is pretty deep and detailed. By making monsters in the GC version, they…
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Flightpath: Adventures in Venaris (XSX) Review with stream
Published by EastAsiaSoft, the company known for releasing bite-sized games at affordable prices that are loaded with easy big-point Achievements, has released Flightpath: Adventures in Venaris, a game that mostly goes against…
SokoFrog (XSX) Review
In case you couldn’t tell from the title, SokoFrog is a simple, cutesy Sokoban block pushing puzzle game. It only costs five dollars, doesn’t take long to unlock all 2,000 Achievement points,…
How to make a GBA link cable backwards compatible with original Gameboy and Gameboy Color games
The Gameboy Advance link cable has been hiding a secret backwards compatibility feature in plain sight. Here is how to make the GBA link cable backwards compatible with original Gameboy and Gameboy…
Outer Terror (XSX) Review
Released last year on PC, Outer Terror might be easily described as another Vampire Survivors clone but with more story and mission objectives tied to the narrative. This is a randomized auto-shooter…
GC-to-GBA Link – Nintendo Puzzle Collection
The Nintendo Puzzle Collection (2003) is a compilation disc exclusive to Japan that contains three popular Nintendo Puzzle games: Dr. Mario, Pan De Pon, and Yoshi’s Cookie. But connecting a Gamecube-to-GBA link…
Pretty Girls Escape PLUS (PS4) Review
Pretty Girls Escape PLUS is the latest game in this long running EastAsiaSoft published series only this time it focuses on matching-colored blocks. There isn’t much replay value in this simple puzzle…
Knowledge Keeper (XSX) Review
Essentially a glorified Sokoban game, Knowledge Keeper offers plenty of single player puzzle solving for five bucks. Playing as a tiny robed wizard character thing that walks like he is in an…
Ario (XSX) Review
Ario is a 2.5D action-adventure that has some slight tower defense mechanics periodically. Unfortunately, the lack of polish makes this game unplayable in spots with some truly head scratching design choices. Playing…
Diamond Hands: To The Moon (Switch) Review
Diamond Hands: To the Moon is literally the same game has Hellstruck, Rage with Your Friends right down to the menu interface and gameplay. The only difference is, instead of playing as…