A PASSION FOR ALL THINGS GAMES
There has been at least one Crazy Chicken game on every console for more than a decade including 3DS and even DSi. Unfortunately, this light gun shooting gallery has not evolved, contains horribly broken gameplay, and has nothing “Xtreme” about it… unless you count the rage inducing frustration it can easily cause. This is nothing […]
When the original Redout was released on Switch a few years ago, it stood out from other Wipeout-like racers due to the dual-analog control scheme. Redout 2 retains this unique control set up, along with other elements from the original, for better and worse. This futuristic racer does not show any mercy, demanding perfection literally […]
Playing as a weirdly 3D modeled anime girl, it is your job to pointlessly wander around a one bedroom apartment, put digital puzzles together, and lose at a not fun dart mini game. There really isn’t much to this downloadable title, as you can’t win or lose, so the highlight remains piecing together lewd puzzles […]
Army Men: Turf Wars on GBA flew under the radar because the Army Men series was over saturated in the market at the time. Two years later, this exact same game engine, right down to the menu interface, was reused to create A Sound Of Thunder, a licensed movie tie-in that really should have never […]
Disney’s Tarzan by Digital Eclipse shipped with RUMBLE PAK functionality programmed into the game but shipped in a standard cartridge. It is assumed the RUMBLE cart was pulled during development due to higher cost to produce cartridges with the rumble feature. To activate this secret feature you will need a special flash cart and the […]
After many years of being dormant, the Pocky & Rocky series has been given a revival by members of the original development team. Pocky & Rocky Reshrined takes heavy inspiration from the original SNES release but adds modern upgrades through the use of current development tools and has never looked better. Simply put, Pocky & […]
Instead of collecting rings like in Sonic Advance and Sonic Advance 2‘s single-pak link multiplayer mode, Sonic Advance 3 tasks the player with finding and holding a Chao. It doesn’t matter how long you hold it, you just need to be one holding it when the 3 minute timer expires to win. This is a […]
Bomberman Max 2 is the follow-up to Bomberman Tournament and the differences between those two games are jarring. Instead of the classic top-down Bomberman, Max 2 features awkward side-scrolling gameplay that just isn’t the same. The Single-Pak link mode is also very limited as there aren’t any options, only one stage, and an odd character […]
Out of all the classic Atari 2600 titles found in this quality compilation cart, 20 of them support multiplayer through the use of a single game pak. And in case you didn’t know, Ice Hockey and Fishing Derby still rock. PRO TIP – remember to hit L+UP to activate the multiplayer function before each game […]
For some reason, there is an Asteroids mini-game Single-Pak link mode found in The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Vs Jimmy Negatron on Gameboy Advance. Up to four players can compete in a lousy, never fun multi-boot mode. The music loops much too often and each match takes way too long. You might have more fun […]
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