ToeJam & Earl (JVP/Sega, 1991)
We hope you’re down with funk, spaceships, aliens, hula girls, garishly-wrapped presents, and giant pools of cheese… Check out Bryan’s review of this Genesis classic!
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Mega Drive
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Grab Bag: 4th Gen Cross-Console Releases
We crack open three of the titles that defined the third faction in the fourth gen console wars… the developers!
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Crude Buster/Two Crude Dudes (Data East, 1991)
A beat em up best known by most in its Sega Genesis form, Crude Buster is a game with multiple titles, tons of 90s color, and one crude attitude!
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Mystical Fighter (KID Corp./Taito, 1991)
A review of the underrated 1991 Genesis beat ’em up, flush with kabuki magic and martial arts mayhem!
Mega Drive is Back with a MEGA New Track!
Gear up, and prepare your ears for some ruthless synth and beats. “Godspeed Us To The Stars” is the quintessential sound we have grown to love from Mega Drive
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Grab Bag: Mega Drive/Genesis “First Impressions”
Not too long ago, I took three NES titles I’d never seen before and played each one for a minimum
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Alien Crush/Devil’s Crush (1988/1990, Naxat Soft)
Naxat Soft (which eventually became known as Kaga Create before becoming defunct in 2015) was a big swingin’ tent pole
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PC Engine/TurboGrafx 16: Greatness & Weirdness in the Fourth Generation
When I was a kid in the late 80s and early 90s, I’d occasionally see a system advertised on TV
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Streets of Rage (Sega, 1991)
We’ve talked about a few beat em up games so far; some of them have been true-to-form classics, like Double
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Kid Chameleon (Sega, 1992)
In 1992, I was 9. I was really into video games, I was really into sci-fi movies, and I knew
Retro Console Gaming
Golden Axe (Sega, 1989)
Sword & Sorcery. Known for buff swordsmen, scantily-clad warrior-women, and evil magic, this sub-genre of fantasy held pop culture in
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MEGA DRIVE – REWIND
One of the mainstays in the Retrowave genre, Mega Drive has been at it since 2012 and has made a name amongst the artists producing music today. The album “198X AD” was a fantastic piece of work, and this followup is no different in terms of quality.