WWF Super WrestleMania was the first wrestling game published by LJN on the SNES. It isn’t good, but it does show you the direction these games were going in. It has the same control scheme as the other LJN games but leaves the stupid gauge out of the grapples. There isn’t much here. The controlsContinue reading “WWF Super WrestleMania on the SNES is Disappointing”
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Well, That Happened: Review of Star Crusader a Novel
I’m sure everyone has played a game that they barely remember. Something that you might have played as a kid once or twice and only barely remember the game. Well, Star Crusader is one of those games for me. I played the game at a friend’s house and promptly forgot about most of it. TheContinue reading “Well, That Happened: Review of Star Crusader a Novel”
A Great Version of a Classic Game
Clue on the SNES isn’t that great of a game. Like many board games made into video games, there wasn’t much added to it. It is just the game. It is a fun game if you’re playing with a group of friends. If you’re playing with the computer, it can be a short game thatContinue reading “A Great Version of a Classic Game”
Rewind or Die is a Short but Fun Survival Horror Game
Rewind or Die is a survival horror game. It is set in a video rental store sometime in the 90s. I’m not exactly sure where and when, but VHS tapes are everywhere, so I’m guessing mid to late 1990s. The game uses a first-person perspective and Playstation One graphics. I like this choice quite aContinue reading “Rewind or Die is a Short but Fun Survival Horror Game”
Silent Hill Lost Memories is a Mess of a Book
Silent Hill Lost Memories by Kim White is a self-published book about the first three games in the Silent Hill series. It makes some big promises about what the author will write about. Unfortunately, this is a case of overpromising and under-delivering. This book is ridiculously overpriced. Even for a hardcover book, there is noContinue reading “Silent Hill Lost Memories is a Mess of a Book”
Not Much Here: WWF WrestleMania The Arcade Game
WWF WrestleMania: The Arcade is Midway’s entry in the SNES wrestling games. It was also ported to other consoles, but I’ll focus on the SNES port. It was originally an arcade game with similar controls to the fighting games that Midway was creating at the time. This isn’t great as far as what I wouldContinue reading “Not Much Here: WWF WrestleMania The Arcade Game”
Best Rental Memories on the SNES
The SNES is one of the many consoles I missed in the early 90s. My family bought a PC instead of another console. Thankfully, a few of my friends had the Sega Genesis or the SNES. This was how I first played many of my favorite games. My friend Drew was the person I playedContinue reading “Best Rental Memories on the SNES”
The Best WWF Game on the SNES
WWF Royal Rumble plays like a better version of WWF Raw. The controls are better, the graphics are about the same, and the roster is about the same. The two games are very similar, but Royal Rumble is better. However, the same issues from WWF Raw are present in Royal Rumble. The characters play theContinue reading “The Best WWF Game on the SNES”
Awesome Graphics, Klunky Gameplay: WWF Raw on the SNES
WWF Raw is one of the games that I think I’ve played before this review. I might have been thinking about another WWF game on the SNES, but I thought I had played this before. I remember playing some games with my friends while waiting for pay-per-views to start. This game has a lot goingContinue reading “Awesome Graphics, Klunky Gameplay: WWF Raw on the SNES”
Revisiting Oxenfree: Great Characters, Great Story, and A Ton of Fun
Oxenfree is one of the games that started my interest in indie games. This was an easy game for me, and I loved the story. I only had a few insignificant issues with it. The story is what is carrying the day here. The gameplay is minimal and reduced to selecting dialogue options and performingContinue reading “Revisiting Oxenfree: Great Characters, Great Story, and A Ton of Fun”