Published by EastAsiaSoft, Go Go Jump!!! is a simple timed-based boss gauntlet. Playing as Dylan the dog, the goal is to survive each boss’s jump trial to earn badges. The plot is…
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Glyphs of Gitzan (XSX) Review
Glyphs of Gitzan puts a slight twist on the classic Sokoban block pushing puzzler. Instead of simply pushing blocks in a certain order to fill gaps or bypass obstacles, each pillar needs…
NGPC 2p Link Mode – PUZZLE LINK 2
Puzzle Link 2 is a more-of-the-same sequel only with a slightly more appealing visual style. But both Puzzle Link tiles on Neogeo Pocket Color are quality additions to the handheld’s library and…
Fading Afternoon (Switch) Review
Yeo, the small team that also released the cult favorite The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa and Arrest of a Stone Buddha, have ported Fading Afternoon to Switch, a beautifully animated 2D noir…
GC-to-GBA Link – MEDAL OF HONOR: RISING SUN
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun on Nintendo’s Gamecube can link with Medal of Honor: Infiltrator on Gameboy Advance. When connected, player’s get a helpful map that depicts the location of helpful items…
NGPC 2p Link Mode – NEOGEO CUP ’98 PLUS
Neogeo Cup 98 PLUS is the colorized version of the original Neogeo Pocket game and it features a 2-player head-to-head link cable mode. This is the only soccer game for the Neogeo…
Mouse & Crane (Switch) Review
Developed by a small European team, Mouse & Crane is a cooperative puzzle adventure targeting 4–7-year-old players. It is one of those games that a parent can play with their youngster to…
Roxy Raccoon’s Pinball Party (XSX) Review
It is true. Roxy Raccoon’s Pinball Party is a pinball game. However, this title is shortchanging this low-cost digital release. Instead, it almost plays more like a Mario Party mini game compilation…
GC-to-GBA Link – KURURIN SQUASH!
Kururin Squash is the Gamecube sequel to the two original GBA games and features a Gamecube-to-GBA link feature. To access this GBA link mode, players must first grind the single player campaign…
Rider’s Spirits (XSX) Review
Shinyuden and Ratalaika Games deserve credit and recognition as they have been on a hot streak of re-releasing forgotten retro games on modern consoles. Available for the first time in the West,…