ION Shift (Switch)
In the Alien movie franchise, it’s easy to see why people would be terrified of the Xenomorphs, the human-sized extra-terrestrials
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
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Metal Slug: 2nd Mission (Neo Geo Pocket Color)
Metal Slug: 1st Mission was an effective adaptation of the run and gun action of Metal Slug to the handheld
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Mashina (PC)
Mashina’s world is a grimy looking place, with the resident Bobots cobbled together from scrap, living in little towns that
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Pokettohiro (Switch)
Pokettohiro is one of many newer games released for older hardware as a novelty, its name even coming from the
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Jusant (Xbox Series X)
Mountain climbing and relaxation don’t feel like they would go hand in hand, but Jusant’s goal seems to be to
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The Punisher (Arcade)
While the Punisher is best known for waging his one-man war on crime by way of firearms and explosive ordnance,
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Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath: Vengance of the Slayer (Xbox Series X)
It’s not rare for a young gamer to become so captivated with the medium or one specific game franchise that
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Botany Manor (Xbox Series X)
Botany Manor is a game about growing flowers, but it’s not quite the simple task that it sounds like. How
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Dordogne (Xbox Series X)
Dordogne is the name of a small river in southern France, the kind you might not ever hear of unless
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Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty’s Revenge (GBA)
In 1998, Rare gave us the classic collect-a-thon Banjo-Kazooie, and in 2000, the 3D platformer received a much larger sequel
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The Girl from Arkanya (PC)
The Girl from Arkanya is set in the land of Amazonia, a fantasy take on the actual Amazon Rainforest region…
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Summertime Madness (PS4)
Summertime Madness is a maze game masquerading as a puzzle game. Every now and then it may include something that
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Nuclear Blaze (Switch)
There’s a really cute story behind the development of the action platformer Nuclear Blaze. The game’s creator, Sébastien Bénard, wanted
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Mario’s Tennis (Virtual Boy)
For the rare few who got a Virtual Boy around its launch, Mario’s Tennis was likely to be their introduction
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Virtual Boy Wario Land (Virtual Boy)
Only 22 games were officially released for the ill-fated Virtual Boy, and one question tends to crop up about the
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Red Alarm (Virtual Boy)
The Virtual Boy released right around the time that 3D models were starting to become the main focus in video
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Windstorm: Start of a Great Friendship – Remastered (PS5)
As of late, I’ve been eager to find a good example of a horse riding game, but after playing awful
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Far Cry Primal (Xbox One)
The first-person shooter series Far Cry has often been just as much about contending with the more dangerous side of
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Batman: The Video Game (NES)
As an adaptation of Tim Burton’s Batman film, Batman: The Video Game on NES didn’t have too many characters it
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Aztec Adventure (Master System)
Aztec Adventure, known originally as Nazca ’88 in Japan, isn’t too concerned with which Pre-Columbian culture its areas are meant
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Sips and Sonnets (PC)
With old age can come more freedom. The children have left the nest, retirement means you don’t need to work
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