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.
The GG Shinobi puts you in control of our returning hero Joe Musashi, who once again has to take it to the streets to stop an evil organisation from threatening to overthrow the Oboro ninja clan. This time the action takes place in Neo City and a selection of 4 young ninja have been abducted as they attempted to learn more about this new threat.
Napple Tale: Arsia in Daydream is a platform game from 2000 that was developed by Chime and has been locked into Japan exclusivity for its entire existence. Thankfully in 2019 the game received an English fan translation courtesy of Cargodin who opened up the game to a whole new English-speaking audience.
1994’s The Excellent Dizzy Collection is a PAL exclusive compilation of 3 entries in The Oliver Twins’s legendary Dizzy series. It is currently one of the rarest Game Gear games on the second hand market, but is it worth it? Let’s find out!
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In our latest YouTube video we’re taking a look at Sonic the Hedgehog: Blasting Adventure – a PC remake of the Game Boy bootlegs Sonic 3D Blast 5, Sonic Adventure 7 and Sonic Adventure 8. This fan game was developed by Gustavo Firmino Cazonato and first released in 2022:
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In our latest YouTube video we have been kindly provided a download code for Frontier Force – the brand new Master System shooting game from Badcomputer. Check out our full video review via the embed below:
Back in February 2025 Evercade released a double pack of the indie Mega Drive games Metal Dragon and Life on Mars: Genesis. These 2 games were both developed by Kai Magazine Software and are fairly new aftermarket Mega Drive titles. In our latest video we review this latest offering from Evercade and also discuss the Evercade consoles themselves:
1991’s Asterix for the Master System is a game that is likely going to be shrugged off as “Euro trash” by a certain contingent of retro gamers (cough cough, Americans, cough cough) thanks to the franchise’s French origins. Licensed platformers also don’t have a great track record when it comes to quality, but what we’ve got here is an internally developed SEGA platformer from an era when the company were on a hot streak.
Released in 1989; Bomber Raid for the Master System is a vertically-scrolling shoot-em-up developed by Sanritsu and is infamous for being the final Master System game officially published by SEGA in Japan during the console’s lifespan. As a result of being a game that released in Japan, it also has a secret FM soundtrack that anyone in the PAL territories could never really access during the console’s original run, as those regions never received the FM Sound Unit or a version of the Master System where it’s built into the console itself.
Released July 1st 2022, Sonic and the Fallen Star joins a very small list of Sonic fan games to actually make it to full release. But is it any good? Join us to find out:
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