Now that a new and fantastic Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated has hit the air, I wanted to look back at Scoob’s entry into the world of Sega. Scooby-Doo Mystery, developed by Illusions Gaming and published by Acclaim for the Sega Genesis, was more or less a clone of games like Maniac…
Superheros lend themselves perfectly to games. They have a story you don’t need to explain in great detail because people have already watched or read about the characters’ histories, values, and battles. Many a great game has come from the medium of comic books, but sometimes developers ignore all the…
I. “The play is Nasty Audible C, and you’re our man.” Stumbling on the field, Ponce did his to best to justify coach’s orders. He is ruining the game, he thought. He is working for them. But why was I charged with the deed. This is lineman work usually. Wide…
Imagine Ecco the Dolphin, the calmness of the water, the fun of swimming, the caverns to explore. Now transplant Ecco into a 3D world and replace him with a submarine filled to the brim with weapons and gadgets. Sounds like Ecco the Dolphin just got awesome. Deep Fighter, released for…
One of the best games for the Dreamcast came from a hit series on the Playstation. Resident Evil Code: Veronica improved everything in the series that was good while keeping what made the series a classic intact. A two-disc game means there is a lot going on under the hood,…
The video game industry has never had to pine for games starring giant robots. The mech market eventually peaked and began petering out with Steel Battalion and its monstrously amazing dual stick, forty-button controller. Slave Zero was released in 1999, at the height of popularity for walking tank games and…
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is a stark contrast to other fighting games in nearly every aspect. Developed by Capcom, it was released for the Sega Dreamcast in 2000 with the original and revised arcade games on the same disc, similar to how Street Fighter III: Double Impact was sold. Based off…