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Tuesday, August 4, 2020

Tetsujin: Iron Angel of the Apocalypse – 3DO Review

Tetsujin: Iron Angel of the Apocalypse is commonly referred to as a first person shooter and was released for the

It either takes guts or a strong sense of self grounding to refer to any game you’ve developed as being

In the same genre as Atari’s vastly underrated arcade game Gravitar and the popular home game Thrust which was a

Micro Machines was a gaming phenomenon in the UK – it is an old school racer in the same stable

Tengen’s Ms. Pacman on the Megadrive gives us a port of the famous arcade game with a host of variations

Toki (aka Ju Ju) is very much a game of its time; the late 80s/early 90s were a time when

The 2600 library is awash with 2D shooters; some great, most pretty generic. Indeed , the glut of so many

Wolfenstein 3D is rightly seen as the granddaddy of first person shooters. A 1992 PC shareware release, it not only

It’s always puzzled me as to who or what kind of a person of being Bomb Jack actually is. A

This ambitious title is a simulation of a complete space shuttle mission developed by Activision’s Steve Kitchen who had access