Underrated Super Nintendo Games

What if you’re tired of the same old games on the Super Nintendo and are looking for something new? In today’s review, we’ll be covering some of the more underrated Super Nintendo games? Dare I call them Hidden Gems? There are ten games in total and this

Strider (Sega Genesis) Review

Strider is one of those games that if you start the sentence with, well back when it was new. Then I can totally understand why Strider was a fantastic game. Leading up to the release of Strider, Genesis owners had games like the last battle to look forward to Yikes!

Best Super Nintendo Sports Games

The SNES offered a ton of different sports games to choose from. Some suffered from poor frame rates, terrible controls or mechanics, bad viewing angles or were just flat out bad games. In today’s review, you’ll find out the best sports games released on the Super Nintendo. We’

Top 10 Hardest Nintendo Bosses (NES)

The Nintendo Entertainment System brought us countless hours of sitting in front of that TV, making your way throughout each dungeon or stage. Carefully inching towards that boss, palms sweaty, your mom yelling at you to come eat dinner after slaving for four hours cooking thanksgiving dinner! The sight of

Arcade Hidden Gems, 10 Best Games For Mame!

When it comes to arcade games, quite a few come to mind. We have the fighters street fighter and Mortal Kombat the beat 'em ups Double Dragon, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Final Fight. You have your NBA jam your WWF Wrestlemania. There’s the shmups 1942 or R-Type.

10 Best SNES RPGs Of All Time!

Welcome to the top 10 RPGs that were released on the Super Nintendo. I’m extremely excited to write about the great times where the Super Nintendo really pushed the boundaries when it comes to role playing games. Some of these gameplay mechanics are still being used today. A lot

Top 15 Best Super Nintendo (SNES) Beat 'Em Ups

The beat 'em up genre as a whole, has been swept under a rug in favor of other genres that fit the modern style of games. It's a genre that's often thought about as outdated, shallow and repetitive. But in the 80’s and 90’

Shatterhand (NES) Review

We’re on a roll with late released NES platformer games. Shatterhand was released in 1991 after the Super Nintendo was released. If you were lucky to hang onto the NES while the Super Nintendo was about to hit store shelves, you would have got to experience a bunch of

Felix the Cat (NES) Review!

Felix the cat is a really underrated platformer. Unfortunately it was released way too late in the lifespan of the NES in 1992 when the Super Nintendo was sitting front and center. Listen To This Article0:00/3:381× Felix heads off through the nine stages in the game. Some

Splatterhouse (TurboGrafx-16) (Genesis) Series Review!

If you’re into western horror movies like Friday the 13th, Evil Dead or Poltergeist, you’re going to love The Splatterhouse Sega Genesis or TurboGrafx 16 games. There were three games released in the trilogy. There’s also a Famicom game Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti that’s only in Japan.

Sparkster (SNES) Review

Sparkster is a completely different game than Rocket Knight Adventures on the Sega Genesis. Yeah it’s still created by Konami and it’s a bit of a sequel or spinoff to Rocket Knight Adventures where you can charge up and dash in different directions. You also now have a

The Firemen (SNES) Review

In the last article I covered Human Entertainment’s game that we got here in North America in SOS, Today we’ll be covering one of their other games that didn’t get a release here in The Firemen but only was released in Europe and Japan and I’m

SOS SNES Review

If you’re into side-scrolling action games and are looking for a different experience, you’re going to want to check out SOS on the Super Nintendo. Remember this isn’t sink or swim on the Super Nintendo but just SOS. You start off choosing one of four playable characters

The Punisher (Sega Genesis) Review

The Sega Genesis has a ton of beat em ups released from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist, Streets of Rage 2 or even Golden Axe but one that you don’t see on a lot of top 10 lists is the punisher and I’m not sure why?

Are Either BattleToads (SNES) Games Worth Playing Today?

There are two Battletoads SNES games you'll get to choose from, BattleToads Double Dragon and BattleToads in BattleManiacs. In today’s SNES review we’ll be seeing if any of them are worth playing today. We’ll be covering them in order of release date, let’s get

Every X-Men (Sega Genesis) Game Reviewed

X-Men games were fairly popular during the 16 bit Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo era and For good reason, it was right around the timeframe when the 90’s X-Men Cartoon were airing on television. The Sega Genesis has four X-Men Games in it’s library Spider-Man and the X-Men:

ESWAT: City Under Siege (Sega Genesis) Review

There were a ton of action platformers released on the Sega Genesis back in the early 90s. Cyber Police ESWAT is no exception as you’ll notice he looks a lot like RoboCop and gives off that cyberpunk feeling. The opening voice over screams generic 2D side scroller on the

Tiny Toon Adventures Buster Busts Loose (SNES) Review

Platformers on the SNES were a dime a dozen. Okay let’s make a character, allow it to move, jump and give it a gimmick to attack and boom, there’s a franchise. Listen To This Article0:00/5:201× In the case of Looney Tunes, they already had a

F1 ROC II Race Of Champions (SNES) Review

SNES Racing games on the Super Nintendo are a bit of a mixed bag. There’s the obvious choices like Super Mario Kart, F-Zero, Top Gear or Rock and Roll Racing. But then it goes downhill fast. You got Stunt Race FX which is has a god awful framerate and

QuackShot (Sega Genesis) Review

I’ve been playing quite a bit of Genesis games in 2021 and QuackShot is one that I stumbled upon when looking at my game collection. QuackShot is a follow up on the success of Disney’s Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse. Sega opted to give the waddling Donald

Alisia Dragoon (Sega Genesis) Review

Action RPG Platformer games are few and far between on the Sega Genesis. Most of them are either a platformer or an RPG. Of course there’s the Monster World Series, which is more of an adventure game than anything. You really have to dig deep to find the blend

Ristar (Sega Genesis) Review

Platformers come in all shapes and sizes, from the slightly overweight plumber in Mario, the blue bomber that Capcom has in their corner, even the mighty hedgehog that the blast processing has behind them. Some of these characters jump on goomba’s heads, use boss powerups or spin so fast

Gargoyle's Quest (Game Boy) Review

Remember that insanely difficult Ghosts n Goblins game Capcom put out in the arcades and later released on the NES? Turns out, the annoying red devil Firebrand got it’s own game on the Gameboy by the title Gargoyle’s quest which is actually one of the three games released

Spawn (SNES) Review

In the mid 90’s, you would always want to get your hands on the latest and greatest SNES brawler especially in the fall season where some incredible games would drop and be competing for your hard earned coin on that Christmas Wishlist. Spawn being an Acclaim released title in

Alien vs Predator (Arcade) Review

The beat em up genre in the arcades can often be thought of as bland or repetitive. This is often based upon simple controls, having extremely light mechanics or lack of differences in characters. A few that come to mind are The Simpsons Arcade, double dragon, heck even the turtles