Double Dragon Neon (Xbox 360)
While the original Double Dragon beat ’em up was released in 1987, it never felt like it was a product
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
Game Series
Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight (NES)
While it’s not looked back on too favorably these days, Capcom’s original Street Fighter fighting game was a big hit.
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Donkey Kong (Arcade)
If you asked me what might be the most important video game of all time, I think my answer would
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Arcade)
Konami’s licensed brawlers are some of the best of their kind, their four player cabinets always a big draw in
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Pokémon Shield (Switch)
The core of the Pokémon series has always been in the handheld realm, the tent-pole titles with their turn-based battle
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Just Dance (Wii)
Just Dance may just be the most prolific series on Nintendo’s Wii console, producing multiple spin-offs and yearly installments well
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Quality Time: Banjo-Kazooie (N64)
It’s very rare you can find a game that perfectly encapsulates the appeal of its genre. Sure, you can usually
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The Simpsons (Arcade)
When you ask people what the best old school beat ’em ups of all time are, you wouldn’t be too
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Pokémon Dash (DS)
The Pokémon series is brimming with potential for a racing game. So many of its weird and wonderful creatures are
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Beautiful Katamari (Xbox 360)
As Microsoft continues to take great efforts to make the Xbox back catalog available on the Xbox One and other
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Yoshi’s Crafted World (Switch)
With Yoshi’s Woolly World, developer Good-Feel took Yoshi’s platforming adventures to a world made of yarn where the cloth aesthetic
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WWF Betrayal (Game Boy Color)
When a person sees the World Wrestling Federation logo on a video game, it would be quite safe to assume
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Pokémon Crystal Version (Game Boy Color)
Pokémon is a series that is, quite appropriately, constantly evolving as it continues, refining the mechanics of its battle system
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The Haunted Hoard: Kid Dracula (Game Boy)
The Castlevania series has explored many genres and styles, but no other game feels as starkly different from the rest
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The Haunted Hoard: Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Xbox 360)
Out of all the video game genres currently on the market, Metroidvanias might be the one hardest to decipher for
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The Haunted Hoard: Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest (NES)
There was a bit of an odd trend with sequels in the NES era where a hugely successful title would
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The Haunted Hoard: Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon (3DS)
Over 10 years after his first game vacuuming up rogue spirits, Mario’s cowardly younger brother Luigi is called back into
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The Haunted Hoard: Dead Space 2 (Xbox 360)
There seems to be a trend in horror game sequels to go from more subdued, atmospheric survival horror to a
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The Haunted Hoard: Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly (PS2)
The original Fatal Frame turned your camera into a ghost-busting device, but Tecmo seemed to be feeling out the space
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The Haunted Hoard: Dino Crisis 2 (PS1)
The original Dino Crisis game portrayed dinosaurs in such a way that it managed to make them feel like the
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The Haunted Hoard: Resident Evil: Revelations (Xbox One)
If one were to track the trajectory of the Resident Evil franchise, they’d find the games constantly experimenting with the
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