Today is the day I’ve been able to play a game I’ve lusted for since it’s release back in 1993. Zombies (‘Zombies ate my neighbors’ in the US) may just be a 2d top down run ‘n’ gun game at it’s heart, but like Toejam & Earl before it, there is a comic element that… Read More [REVIEW] Zombies – Super Nintendo
Following on from yesterday’s review of Bart’s Nightmare, comes proof that all licenced games are not always a quick cash in of the licence. So how did Krusty’s Super Fun House avoid the pit of licencing fumbles that hit the likes of Total Recall, Untouchables, and more importantly how did it become a better game… Read More [REVIEW] Krusty’s Super Fun House – Super Nintendo
Welcome to minigame hell! No.. not Sonic Shuffle, or Warioware, we’re going the the aptly named Bart’s Nightmare this week. The premise is fairly simple and very much styled like an early series episode. Bart falls asleep while writing a paper for school, and everything takes place in his dreams. Now given this was after… Read More [REVIEW] Bart’s Nightmare – Super Nintendo
Hook is a strange beast to me. As a kid I loved the film, through it’s telling of a common question.. “What would Peter be like if he grew up?” and though the film shows initial glimpses of this at the start, slowly but surely it falls in the Robin Williams showstopper that the guys… Read More [REVIEW] Hook – Super Nintendo
The main thing I found interesting about 1992’s The Addams Family was how many of the levels were connected. The house was the hub where you could enter different stages, sure, but the stages had alternate or secret paths that led to other areas of the house. It wasn’t a true “Metroidvania” game because it… Read More [REVIEW] Pugsley’s Scavenger Hunt – Super Nintendo