Damikira is a chaotic action platformer geared around dark humor and bloody violence. The fluid pixel art is never anything overly gross and not super impressive but it definitely has a morbid…
Category: Featured
They Came From The Sky 2 (XSX) Review
Published by Ratalaika Games, They Came From The Sky 2 is a fun, score based 2D side scrolling action game that reminds me of arcade classic Rampage only with aliens instead of…
Dros (XSX) Review
Published by RedDeer.Games, Dros is an adventurous platformer mainly based around environmental puzzle solving. The gameplay gimmick comes from controlling two unique characters at once. Captain, a knight that can swing a…
Space Invaders (GB, 1994) – ENABLE THE LINK CABLE
Space Invaders on Gameboy not only has a very impressive hidden Super Nintendo game accessible within it, it also features a unique 2-player link cable vs mode. https://youtu.be/AdxRAiAtGtg
UNO Ultimate Edition (XSX) Review
When Carbonated Games and Microsoft Game Studio launched Uno in 2006 on the Xbox 360 as a part of the Xbox Live Arcade, it was a big deal and welcomed by players…
Leo the Firefighter Cat (XSX) Review
Leo the Firefighter Cat is an adorable semi-open world firefighting simulator. It is a 3rd person shooter only the player uses a firehose and an ax, as a cat, to put out…
VIDEOCAST – Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland (PC)
This week, Gillman and I played through a couple stages in the newly released Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland on PC because it was the free game of the week on the Epic…
GC-to-GBA Link – Pokemon Channel
Pokemon Channel (2003) is the sequel to N64’s Hey You Pikachu!. In other words, it is sort of a virtual pet simulator. Sort of… Packed inside the Pokemon Channel box were 3…
Aidan in Danger (XSX) Review
Developed by a small indie team, Aidan in Danger is a straightforward, retro-style action platformer based around simplicity. It only costs a few bucks and all the Achievements can be unlocked within…
Neogeo Pocket Color 2-player link cable games – the complete ultimate list
Released in August 1999 in the US, the Neogeo Pocket Color was SNK’s attempt to sneak into the handheld video game market, competing with the Nintendo Gameboy/Gameboy Color and the Pokemon craze…