The Japan-only SG-1000 port of Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns is a fascinating port of a SEGA-produced arcade adaptation of Pitfall II that contains elements of the first game thrown in there for good measure. In our latest YouTube video we review this intriguing little oddity:
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In our latest YouTube video we take a look at Arc System Works’ 1988 Double Dragon port for the Master System. We discuss its historical significance and how it does some things better than the NES version, and some things worse:
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Sonic XG returns under new developer Ultra Ring, and in our latest YouTube video we review the newly released Time Attack Preview version of this legendary fan game:
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We continue our journey through the entire Mortal Kombat series on Mega Drive with a full video review of Mortal Kombat 3:
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In our latest YouTube video we delve back into the world of the Evercade with a full review of all 12 games in the all Mega Drive compilation Renovation Collection 1!
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1996’s Arcade Classics is the first retro compilation of various arcade ports to the Mega Drive that aren’t SEGA titles. The game came about as a product of Atari attempting to sue SEGA for infringing on their 1984 patent for horizontally scrolling video games. You can check out our video review of the title below:
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2008’s Sonic the Hedgehog for the Leap Frog Didj is the 2nd Sonic edutainment title for a Leap Frog handheld following 2007’s Sonic X for Leapster. In our latest video we give this obscure North American exclusive the once-over and see how it stacks up to Torus Games’s Sonic X game:
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Legend of Illusion is the 3rd title in the 8 bit Illusion series of Mickey Mouse platformers. Originally releasing on the Game Gear in 1995, this was the first entry in the series to be developed by Sonic Chaos/Triple Trouble developers Aspect.
Tomcat Alley is infamous for being the first Mega-CD game to feature full screen video, but does it also deserve to be regarded as one of the best FMV titles on the Mega-CD?
Knuckles’ Chaotix is a 32X exclusive entry in the Sonic franchise that has never been ported or included in a modern Sonic collection. Let’s take a look back at this forgotten Sonic title and see if it deserves a revisit:
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