One of the unwritten rules I apply to all successful slashers is there needs to be more than one of them. It is nice to see Splatterhouse carrying on this tradition. Although I wasn’t warm to Splatterhouse, I was intrigued to see how it iterated with the sequels. To my…
One of the things that made me a Sega player, rather than Nintendo, were the wild games the systems offered. While Nintendo seemed to have higher quality and a trustworthy brand, Sega was not afraid to publish some particularly weird stuff. No game ever caught my eye quite as much…
The Alien franchise has always been fertile ground for action games, and for the most part the games have always been pretty good. Even the dismal Colonial Marines still had something that could be faintly appreciated by fans of the series. It wasn’t much, but a lot of people are…
Alien: Isolation is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated and important games associated with Sega in recent years. Sega has just released a new behind-the-scenes video showing the original 1979 cast returning to their iconic roles for the game’s upcoming Nostromo Edition. To be honest, I don’t…
It’s certainly difficult trying to review a game like Sonic the Hedgehog 2 as if it were new. The game is simply ubiquitous at this point, not only as Sega’s mascot, but as a standard in the platforming genre. I have an interesting history with this particular game. When I…
What a strange world we live in. Sonic Lost World, the latest chapter in the seemingly apocalyptic collaboration between Sega and Nintendo, has recently received a curious DLC package based on the SNES classic, Yoshi’s Island. Little is known about the content other than it features a Mario-like level involving…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKAvEL7w674 Sometimes it is nice to just watch a video of people being happy. Check out this kid, Tyler Esposito receiving a LOT of Sega games for Christmas. His parents really loved him. The most notable thing about this video would have to be Tyler’s appreciation for obscure Sega CD…