WWF Wrestling Games I’ve Played Ranked From Worst to Best

A while ago, I ranked the WCW wrestling games that I’ve played, and I decided to do the same thing for the WWF games. This will cover the games on the Game Boy, NES, SNES, Genesis, Dreamcast, N64, and PS1. This is based on the games I’ve played, so there is a chance that IContinue reading “WWF Wrestling Games I’ve Played Ranked From Worst to Best”

The Raiden Project on the PS1

The Raiden Project is a shoot’em up for the PS1. I don’t normally associate this genre with the PS1, as I tend to care more about the RPGs on this system. There is something nice about changing things up and playing something a little different. This is a collection of Raiden and Raiden II. TheseContinue reading “The Raiden Project on the PS1”

Vanguard Bandits is a Good, but not Great PS1 Game

The PS1 library is full of RPGs that I’ve never heard of. Every time I think I know about them, I manage to find a few more. I know this won’t last forever, but at the moment, it feels like I keep stumbling across a new one every other month. Vanguard Bandits is one ofContinue reading “Vanguard Bandits is a Good, but not Great PS1 Game”

The Best Retro Wrestling Games

Since I’ve reviewed wrestling games on the NES, Game Boy, SNES, Genesis, PS1, N64, and Dreamcast, I decided to list the games I enjoyed the most. This isn’t a best of list, it is simply the games I enjoyed more than the others, or was surprised by. I had never played many of these gamesContinue reading “The Best Retro Wrestling Games”

RayStorm is one of the Best Shooters on the PS1

RayStorm was released in 1996 and is a vertically scrolling shooter published by Taito. It is the second game in the Ray series, with RayForce being released in 1994 in the arcades and RayCrisis getting a 1998 release. Both of those games were eventually released on the home console. Three shooters happen to be partContinue reading “RayStorm is one of the Best Shooters on the PS1”

My 25 Favorite Games on the PS1

It took me a while to create this list. The PS1/PSX library is massive, and I kept thinking I was leaving something out. This was the first console I bought with my own money, and the console I spent the most time playing growing up. The first game I bought for this console was BreathContinue reading “My 25 Favorite Games on the PS1”

Rampage: From Wonderful to Forgotten

Rampage is one of my favorite arcade games. I first played it on the NES and rented it several times over the years. I initially thought the game was a mashup of King Kong and Godzilla. I didn’t know the game’s story, and that is what I assumed it was. Years later, I discovered IContinue reading “Rampage: From Wonderful to Forgotten”

Rampage Through Time is More of the Same

Rampage Through Time is the fourth game in the Rampage series, and is the end of this trilogy of narratively connected games. I guess Midway was running out of ideas after going into space, so they decided to send the monsters through time. It isn’t the worst idea. This isn’t too different from the previousContinue reading “Rampage Through Time is More of the Same”

Rampage 2: Universal Tour is a little better than World Tour

Rampage 2: Universal Tour was released in 1999, and is the third game in the series. It is a sequel to World Tour, which was released in 1997. The gameplay had some minor changes, but it is mostly the same game. One thing I like about this game is how it continued the story fromContinue reading “Rampage 2: Universal Tour is a little better than World Tour”

Rampage: World Tour, A Reboot of a Great Arcade Game

Rampage World Tour was released in 1997 on the PS1. It would also be released on the N64, Sega Saturn, and Game Boy Color. This marks the first reboot of the Rampage series. It plays like the original, but has updated graphics. This series and Gauntlet received modern updates for the 1990s. Unlike Gauntlet, MidwayContinue reading “Rampage: World Tour, A Reboot of a Great Arcade Game”